As a kind of synthetic rubber, disposable nitrile gloves were indeed born and widely used in 1991, nearly a century later than latex gloves. Bayer is German. He first developed synthetic rubber and successfully synthesized polyisoprene in 1909. However, due to the high cost, the supply and demand balance of natural rubber has not yet been truly utilized. After the outbreak of the First World War, the supply of natural rubber was in short supply and prices rose, causing more countries to start research and development of synthetic rubber. In 1931, Germany was the first country to synthesize butyronitrile and put it into mass production in Germany and the United States.

In the 1980s, AIDS broke out on a large scale, and the demand for latex gloves in the medical industry surged. Insufficient supply of natural latex, prices have risen. At the same time, accidents caused by latex allergies also occur frequently, accelerating the appearance of synthetic rubber gloves. Correspondingly, nitrile gloves, PVC gloves and polyethylene gloves were born.