PHANTOM® Black Latex Exam Gloves, 6 mil, Powder-Free, Textured, Case of 1,000 (AD-PHM910)

Introducing the PHANTOM® (AD-PHM910) 6 mil Black Latex Examination Gloves - the top choice for medical, veterinary, tattoo, health, and beauty professionals alike! With a sleek black design and top-notch performance, these gloves provide ultimate protection and comfort during extended use. Don't miss out on our comfortable and reliable gloves that are in stock and ship fast!

• Phantom® Black Latex Powder Free: Equivalent to our GOLD standard powder-free latex glove dressed in black. High ratings from tattoo, piercing, body art artists and high-end salon and beauty professionals.
• Lowest allowable protein claim: FDA approved with equal or less than 50µg/dm2 of glove surface, minimizing potential rubber latex protein-related allergies.
• Textured surface: Provides superior grip in both wet and dry applications.
• Latex examination grade: Thick and durable 6 mil gloves for various uses.
• Ambidextrous and single-use: Suitable for both hands and intended for one-time use.
• Available in various sizes: Ensures the perfect fit for every professional.
• Convenient packaging: 100 pcs per box, 90 pcs for XL (by weight).

Ideal for industries such as:

• Tattoo & Piercing
• Cosmetics
• Automotive & Aerospace
• Industrial & Manufacturing
• Hunting & Fishing
• Corrections & First Responders
• Contractor Supply
• Marine
• Safety

Don't settle for less - choose the PHANTOM® (AD-PHM910) 6 mil Black Latex Examination Gloves for unparalleled quality and performance. With their bold look and exceptional functionality, these gloves are perfect for any professional needing dependable hand protection.

Order now and experience the difference for yourself!

Frequently Asked Questions

How many gloves are in a case?

Boxes hold 100 gloves, so a case is 1,000. X-Large is packed by weight at 90 per box, 900 per case.

How thick are they, and how is the grip?

6 mil latex exam grade with a textured surface that grips in both wet and dry work.

What does the low protein claim mean?

The glove is labeled at 50 µg/dm2 or less of latex protein on the glove surface, which lowers exposure to the proteins behind many latex reactions.

Can people with a latex allergy wear them?

No. Low protein reduces exposure but these are still natural latex, so anyone with a latex allergy should use a nitrile glove instead.

Who orders black latex gloves?

Tattoo, piercing and body art studios, salons and cosmetics businesses, plus automotive, industrial and first responder users.