Disposable vinyl gloves in a box of 100. Available in large and XL, with powdered or unpowdered options. Suitable for general handling, light cleaning, food prep, and anywhere you need basic hand protection without spending a fortune.
Disposable vinyl gloves are one of those items that get used faster than you expect on site, in the kitchen, or in the workshop. This box of 100 keeps you stocked without constant reordering, and at under a penny a glove, you can afford to be generous with them. Available in large and extra large, with a choice of lightly powdered or unpowdered, these clear vinyl gloves cover the most common needs for general hand protection across trade, food handling, cleaning, and light industrial work.
Vinyl gloves sit in a practical middle ground. They are not as elastic as latex and not as tough as nitrile, but for short-duration tasks where you need a clean barrier between your hands and the job, they do exactly what is needed. The clear material means you can see what you are doing without removing the glove, which is useful in food prep or light assembly work where precision matters. The fit is consistent across the box, and the gloves pull on and off quickly, which matters when you are getting through a high volume of tasks in a shift.
Where Disposable Vinyl Gloves Get Used
The powdered version uses a light corn starch coating on the inside of the glove, which makes them easier to pull on quickly, particularly if your hands are slightly damp. This is a common preference in catering and healthcare environments where gloves go on and off constantly throughout the day. The unpowdered option is better suited to painting, surface prep, or anywhere powder contamination could cause a problem.
A box of 100 is the standard working quantity. For most trades or food businesses, a single box covers a good week of regular use, and the compact packaging means it stores easily in a van, kitchen drawer, or site cabin. Having a proper quantity on hand means staff or workers actually use them rather than rationing them out, which defeats the point of wearing them in the first place.
Powdered vs Unpowdered
The lightly powdered variants are easier to don quickly, especially in warm or busy environments. If you are using these gloves in a food prep area with strict hygiene standards, check whether your local regulations permit powdered gloves, as some professional kitchen and clinical environments prefer unpowdered to avoid any risk of contamination. For general trade and DIY use, either option works well.
These disposable vinyl gloves are not a specialist product. They are a dependable everyday consumable that makes basic hand protection practical and affordable across a wide range of jobs. If you go through gloves regularly and want a reliable box quantity at a sensible price, these cover the brief without any fuss.
Pro Tip: If you are using these in a warm environment, keep the box somewhere cool and dry, as heat can make vinyl gloves more prone to tearing during donning, particularly around the cuff.
Disposable vinyl gloves are used across catering and food preparation, cleaning and janitorial work, light assembly, painting and decorating, vehicle detailing, and general site tasks where short-term hand protection is needed. They are a standard consumable in care homes, commercial kitchens, warehouses, and workshops where staff need a quick, clean barrier for handling materials, chemicals, or food products without prolonged exposure.
Best For
Food preparation and handling
General cleaning tasks
Light painting and decorating
Vehicle detailing
Warehouse and packing work
General site and workshop use
Available In
Large lightly powdered
Large unpowdered
XL lightly powdered
Clear vinyl material
Box of 100
Key Features
Clear material for visibility during tasks
Powdered option for easy donning
Unpowdered option for contamination-sensitive work
Single-use disposable
100 gloves per box
Not suitable for: Not suitable for prolonged contact with strong solvents, acids, or aggressive chemicals, where nitrile or specialist chemical-resistant gloves are a better choice. Not recommended for users with known vinyl or PVC sensitivities.
Pull the glove on from the cuff end, ensuring the fingers are fully seated before starting work. For powdered gloves, a light shake of the glove before donning can help distribute the powder evenly and make fitting easier. To remove, pinch the outside of the cuff without touching the skin, peel the glove inside out, and dispose of it immediately.
Do not double-glove these unless the task specifically requires it. A single well-fitted glove gives better dexterity and is less likely to tear during use. Replace gloves between tasks, particularly in food handling, to avoid cross-contamination.
Select the correct size before starting work, as an oversized glove increases the risk of tearing and reduces grip.
For powdered gloves, shake the glove briefly to distribute the corn starch before pulling on.
Fit the glove from the cuff, working each finger into position before beginning the task.
Replace gloves between different tasks or materials, especially in food preparation or cleaning environments.
To remove, pinch the outer cuff and peel the glove inside out to contain any contamination.
Dispose of used gloves immediately in an appropriate waste bin.
What is the difference between the powdered and unpowdered vinyl gloves?
The lightly powdered gloves have a corn starch coating on the inside that makes them easier to pull on quickly, which is useful in busy catering or care environments. The unpowdered gloves are better suited to tasks where powder contamination could cause an issue, such as painting, surface prep, or certain food service settings with strict hygiene controls.
Are these gloves suitable for use with food?
Yes, vinyl gloves are widely used in food preparation and handling. If you are working in a professional or regulated kitchen environment, check whether your specific setting permits powdered gloves, as some establishments require unpowdered to meet hygiene standards. For general food prep and home use, either variant is appropriate.
How many boxes would I need for a typical working week?
That depends on the volume of tasks and how frequently gloves are changed. In a busy catering or cleaning environment where gloves are changed between every task, a box of 100 can go through in a single shift across a small team. For lighter trade or workshop use, one box typically covers a week or more for an individual.
These gloves are manufactured from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and are designed for single use only. Vinyl offers a good barrier against water, light oils, and general contaminants, though it has lower chemical resistance than nitrile. The material provides adequate elasticity for standard hand sizes in large and XL formats, with the lightly powdered variants using food-grade corn starch to assist donning. Clear finish allows visibility during detailed work.
Material
PVC (Vinyl)
Box Quantity
100 gloves
Sizes Available
Large, XL
Variants
Lightly powdered, Unpowdered
Colour
Clear
Use Type
Single use disposable
Powder Type (where applicable)
Corn starch
Size
large, large lightly powdered, large unpowdered, x large lightly powdered
Box Quantity
100
Colour
Blue, White
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