Cardinal Health FLEXAL Nitrile Exam Gloves, Powder-Free, Small - 3.7 MIL, 2000/CS

FLEXAL Nitrile Exam Gloves, Powder-Free, Small - 3.7 MIL, 2000/CS

FLEXAL nitrile exam gloves are powder-free exam gloves in a small size for facilities that need nitrile hand protection in case quantities. This case format works well for healthcare and professional buyers managing higher-volume glove use across exam rooms, clinics, or other work areas. The gloves are 3.7 mil and come packed 200 per box, 10 boxes per case.

Good Fit For

• Healthcare and clinical glove purchasing
• High-volume exam glove restocking
• Facilities standardizing on small nitrile gloves

Key Features

• Nitrile exam gloves for buyers who prefer nitrile material
• Powder-free design for workflows that call for powder-free exam gloves
• Small size helps buyers match this case to the intended glove fit
• 3.7 mil thickness gives a clear point of comparison when selecting glove options
• Case pack includes 200 gloves per box and 10 boxes per case for higher-volume purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Stocking exam gloves in clinics or exam areas
• Ordering case quantities for centralized supply rooms
• Replacing prior glove references 5588TN02S or 5588TN02SCA

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 10.8 X 9.6 Inch.
• Material: Nitrile.
• Choose the small size to match the intended users before ordering case quantities.
• This SKU is sold by the case, so it may be a better fit for ongoing usage than occasional replacement needs.
• If you compare glove options across your formulary, the 3.7 mil specification can help distinguish this SKU from thicker or thinner alternatives.

FAQ

• What type of glove is this? This is a nitrile exam glove with a powder-free finish.
• What size is this glove? This SKU is the small size.
• How many gloves come in a case? Each case has 10 boxes, and each box has 200 gloves.
• What is the glove thickness? The glove thickness is 3.7 mil.
• Is this a good fit for larger-volume purchasing? Yes. The case format is useful for facilities that want to stock multiple boxes at a time rather than buying a single box.

From Cardinal Health.