Nitrile gloves are non-toxic. The reason why nitrile gloves show a very rich color is due to the addition of pigments in production. Therefore, some people are worried about whether the pigment added to the nitrile gloves is toxic and will cause adverse effects on the human body. Usually, a variety of pigments are added to nitrile gloves. Regarding this question, the answer given by the Lanho glove factory is: as long as the glove is compliant, the glove is non-toxic, and the pigment in it is of course very safe.

First of all, no matter what pigments are used in gloves, the corresponding national standards require them to be safe. For example, in the national standards for disposable gloves, GB7543-2006 "Disposable Sterile Rubber Surgical Gloves", GB10213-2006 "Disposable Medical Rubber Exam Gloves", etc., it is clearly stated that any pigment used should be non-toxic. . Therefore, the selection of suitable raw materials for disposable gloves must meet the relevant requirements to ensure that the gloves are qualified so that they can be smoothly circulated in the market.

In the production process of nitrile gloves, pigments are added to the raw materials. If there are significant differences in the finished products of the gloves, the relevant national standards will require the finished products to be tested to see if they meet the relevant requirements. Therefore, in order to ensure product compliance, glove suppliers will control the coloring process to ensure that the product can meet the requirements.

Therefore, as long as we use qualified gloves, we can ensure the safety of the paint and will not harm the human body. Do not worry