Ansell Micro-Touch NitraFree Nitrile Exam Gloves

For clinicians and staff who react to latex — and increasingly to the chemical accelerators in ordinary nitrile — the Micro-Touch NitraFree line was built to solve a specific problem. These are accelerator-free nitrile exam gloves with low dermatitis potential, engineered to reduce the Type IV allergic reactions that leave hands dry, cracked, and itchy after a shift. If your team has been switching brands trying to find something that doesn't irritate, this is the reason NitraFree exists.

Every glove in this collection carries the recognizable pink color, a beaded cuff for easier donning and a secure roll, and textured fingertips for tactile grip on instruments and small parts. At 0.16 mm (6.3 mil), they strike a practical balance between barrier strength and fingertip sensitivity, and they're chemo-tested for handling hazardous drugs — a detail that matters in oncology and pharmacy settings.

Sizing runs across the range so you can outfit an entire practice: X-Small (6034510), Small (6034511), Medium (6034512), and Large (6034513). All are non-sterile, ambidextrous, and uncoated. Because they're accelerator-free, they're a sensible standard-issue choice for facilities that want to cut down on staff skin complaints without giving up nitrile's puncture and chemical resistance.

If NitraFree isn't the exact fit for your workflow, Ansell's broader Micro-Touch family offers alternatives worth comparing. Explore standard Micro-Touch Nitrile gloves, the thinner-gauge Micro-Touch Micro-Thin for heightened tactile feel, or the value-focused Micro-Touch NextStep for high-volume use. Buyers protecting sensitive skin most often land here on NitraFree — and stay.