Micro-Touch Micro-Thin Nitrile Exam Gloves

The whole point of Ansell's Micro-Touch Micro-Thin line is in the name: at just 0.07 mm (2.8 mil), these nitrile exam gloves are engineered to feel like a second skin. If you've ever fumbled with thick gloves during a procedure that demanded a delicate touch — palpation, injection prep, working with small instruments — this is the trade-off Micro-Thin solves. You get the barrier protection and puncture resistance of nitrile without the loss of tactile sensitivity that heavier gloves impose.

The blue nitrile is latex-free, so it sidesteps the allergy concerns that come with natural rubber latex, making it a safe default for both clinicians and patients whose sensitivities aren't always documented. Textured fingertips restore grip that thin gloves can otherwise sacrifice, and the 9-inch length with a beaded or standard cuff gives you coverage past the wrist. Every glove in this collection is non-sterile, ambidextrous, and powder-free.

Currently stocked in Small (6034311) and Medium (6034312), sizing matters more with thin gloves than most people expect — a glove that's too large bunches at the fingertips and kills the dexterity you bought them for, while too tight fatigues the hand over a long shift. Order true to your hand.

Micro-Thin suits high-frequency, low-hazard tasks where feel is everything. If your work leans toward chemotherapy handling, longer chemical contact, or heavier-duty use, a thicker glove is the better call — compare against the standard Micro-Touch Nitrile range or the accelerator-free Micro-Touch NitraFree for staff prone to contact dermatitis. For premium clinical performance, the Micro-Touch Elite line offers a heavier-weight alternative within the same trusted Ansell family.