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Poly Hand Gloves Disposable
Comfit Surgical Hand Gloves 1 Pair Powdered Latex Gloves Original Malaysian 7"
Examination Gloves (Advance Guard) M
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MediFit Examination Gloves (Powder Free) 100Pcs M Size
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MediFit Examination Gloves (Latex Powdered) 100Pcs
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Rubber Hand Gloves
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Comfit Examination Gloves – Medium (M), 100 Pieces/Box
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Clothes Hand Gloves
Comfit Surgical Hand Gloves 1 Pair
Comfit Surgical Hand Gloves 1 Pair Powdered Latex Gloves Original Malaysian 7.5"
Examination Gloves Comfit Size-L
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Examination Gloves Blue ( Sritrang ) M
Advance Guard Latex Examination Gloves – Small (S), Disposable Medical Gloves
Examination Gloves ( Health Plus ) M
Sritrang Examination Gloves White - M
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Mediron Examination Gloves (Large)
Examination Gloves ( Health Plus ) L
Examination Gloves Comfit Size-S
Examination Gloves B Safe Size-M
Examination Gloves White S
Examination Gloves Winmed Size-M
Examination Gloves Dermagrip Ultra LS Size-S
WRP Dermagrip Ultra LS Nitrile Powder-Free Examination Gloves – Large (L)
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Examination Gloves Super Max Size-L
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Examination Gloves Maxter Size-L
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Examination Gloves Size-M
Hand Gloves Price in Bangladesh
Gloves look interchangeable in a photograph and are not. A sterile surgical glove and a box of examination gloves are different products, made to different standards, sold in different quantities, and bought by people doing quite different things. Getting the wrong one usually means buying a hundred when you needed two, or two when you needed a hundred.
Most of this shelf is examination gloves, with surgical pairs and a few disposable and household options alongside. It sits under Health Hygiene Products.
Surgical Gloves
Surgical gloves are sold as a single sterile pair in its own sealed wrapper. They are shaped for a left and a right hand rather than being ambidextrous, they fit closely enough to preserve a sense of touch, and they are sized numerically rather than by S, M and L.
Numeric sizing
Surgical sizes run in half-steps, and the number refers to the width across the palm in inches. A size seven and a size seven-and-a-half are noticeably different once you are wearing them for an hour, which is why people who use these regularly know their own number and buy nothing else.
Powdered or powder-free
Powdered gloves have a light cornstarch coating so they slide on more easily, particularly onto a damp hand. Powder-free versions leave no residue, which matters where the powder itself would be a contaminant. Both are on this shelf and the pack states which it is.
Examination Gloves
Examination gloves are the everyday option and the bulk of the listings here: non-sterile, ambidextrous, and sold in boxes rather than pairs. They are what a clinic, a lab, a pharmacy counter or a home carer goes through by the dozen.
Boxes and sizes
The standard box holds a hundred gloves and comes in small, medium and large. Sizing matters more than people expect: a glove that is too large snags and tears, and one that is too small splits at the thumb web and tires the hand. If several people share a box, buy the size that suits most of them and a second box for the outlier.
Latex and colour
Most examination gloves here are latex, in white or blue. The colour is a practical marker rather than a preference — blue shows a tear or a puncture against skin more readily, which is why some settings insist on it.
Poly and Household Gloves
Poly gloves are the loose, lightweight disposables used for food handling and quick jobs where you want a barrier rather than dexterity. They go on and come off in seconds and are not meant to be reused.
Reusable rubber gloves are the thicker kind for cleaning and wet work, and they sit at the opposite end: heavier, washable, and intended to last rather than be thrown away after one task.
| Surgical | Examination | Poly | |
| Sold as | Sealed pair | Box | Pack |
| Sterile | Yes | No | No |
| Sizing | Numeric half-steps | S, M, L | One size, loose |
| Suits | Procedures | Daily clinical and home care | Food handling |
Hand Gloves Price in Bangladesh
Three things move the price here, and the first one catches people out.
Pair or box
A surgical glove is priced per sterile pair; an examination glove is priced per box of a hundred. A box looks far more expensive at a glance and is dramatically cheaper per glove. Work out which unit you are comparing before deciding anything is dear.
Material and grade
Sterile costs more than non-sterile, because of the packaging and the process behind it. Thicker gloves and textured fingertips cost more than plain thin ones. Powder-free usually carries a small premium over powdered.
Brand and origin
Imported Malaysian and Thai gloves carry a different price to locally distributed ones, and what separates them is consistency: fewer pinholes, fewer tears from the box, more predictable sizing. Prices per box and per pair sit on the individual product pages and shift with import costs.
Getting the Size Right
Measure across your palm at the widest point, excluding the thumb, and compare that against the size chart on the product page rather than guessing from your usual clothing size.
For examination gloves, a correct fit should feel snug across the palm without stretching the latex pale, and your fingertips should reach the ends without pressing hard into them. If you can pinch a loose flap of material at the fingertip, the glove is too big and will catch.
Using Gloves Properly
Wash and dry your hands before putting gloves on, because a glove seals moisture and anything else against the skin. Change them between tasks rather than washing them: washing a disposable glove degrades the material and leaves you less protected than you think.
Take them off by pinching the outside of one cuff, peeling it inside out over the hand, then hooking a bare finger under the second cuff and peeling that one off over the first. Wash your hands afterwards anyway. Store boxes somewhere cool and dark, because heat and sunlight both age latex.
Hand Gloves Brands in Bangladesh
- Comfit — the widest range here, across surgical pairs and examination boxes
- NIPRO — MediFit examination gloves, powdered and powder-free
- MEDIRON — examination gloves in the larger sizes
- Verbal — disposable gloves
- United Technocrats — medical disposables
Popular Hand Gloves Listings
- Comfit Surgical Hand Gloves, 1 Pair — the most searched listing on this shelf
- Comfit Surgical Gloves, Powdered Latex, Malaysian — numerically sized sterile pair
- Poly Hand Gloves, Disposable — lightweight, for food handling and quick jobs
- Examination Gloves White, Sritrang — a standard box in small
- MediFit Examination Gloves, Powder Free — powder-free box in medium
- Rubber Hand Gloves — the reusable pair for cleaning and wet work
Buy Hand Gloves Online in Bangladesh
Order from this page and Arogga delivers across Dhaka and nationwide, with cash on delivery available. Gloves are rarely ordered on their own — Protective Face Masks, Face Shields & Goggles and Reusable Gowns usually go in the same order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Surgical or examination gloves, which do I need?
Examination gloves for almost everything: care at home, cleaning, handling, routine clinical work. Surgical gloves are sterile, sold as single pairs and sized numerically, and they are what you buy for a procedure that requires sterility.
What size should I order?
Measure across your palm at its widest point, thumb excluded, and check that against the size chart on the product page. Examination gloves come in small, medium and large; surgical gloves use numeric half-sizes instead.
Powdered or powder-free?
Powdered gloves slide onto a damp hand more easily. Powder-free leaves no residue, which matters wherever the powder itself would be a problem. For general use either works, so pick the one you find easier to put on.
Can I reuse disposable gloves?
No. Washing a disposable glove weakens the material and leaves you with less protection than you believe you have. Change them between tasks. Reusable rubber gloves are a separate product made for repeated use.
How should gloves be stored?
Somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sunlight, with the box closed. Heat and light age latex, so a box left on a sunny windowsill will tear more readily long before its date is up.