
Buy bulk biodegradable nitrile gloves from a clear size and volume plan. Start with standard violet blue packs, compare current prices and request a review when your purchasing needs span multiple cases, sites or custom colors.
D6319
Exam standard
D6978
Chemo testing
200
Gloves per box
2,000
Gloves per case

Case, multi-case, pallet and made to order describe purchasing requirements, not automatic price tiers. Use the scale that fits your stock plan and tell us the size distribution and requested timing. Standard pack prices are shown live below; larger-order requirements and custom terms need confirmation before a buyer commits.
The standard 2,000 glove case contains ten boxes of 200. Choose a size on the case product page and compare the current unit price with the box options.
Bring the number of cases and size mix to the purchasing review. Explain whether the order covers one site or a group of workplaces, and how the monthly estimate was calculated.
For a pallet-scale inquiry, describe the intended product, approximate demand, sizes and requested timing. Do not infer a pallet count, freight charge or minimum from the standard case page. Those details are not published here.
Black 3.0 mil and violet 4.5 mil are made to order and ship in about 12 weeks; minimums apply. Specify the intended color, thickness and size mix in the pop-up.
A complete request says who is buying, which product is needed and how much is used. Explain the company’s purchasing process, the size mix and the timeline. If several sites are involved, include their combined demand while keeping any different product requirements separate. Clear inputs are more useful than a request for an unspecified bulk discount.
Start with local usage records or the estimator, then review the result with the people stocking the workplace. Count pair changes and shifts per person, not only headcount.
Standard violet blue packs follow the published dispatch promise. Also available on bulk orders: black (3.0 mil) and heavy-duty violet 4.5 mil. Made to order, ships in about 12 weeks. Minimums apply.
For the clinical test background behind a purchasing specification, review the chemo rated glove guide.
The product cards are the current standard-pack buying destinations. Review a 100 glove box, 200 glove box or 2,000 glove case and choose the required size on its page. Per glove prices make the comparison explicit. If a pack is not priced here, no placeholder price or assumed discount is used to fill the gap.
Procurement should retain the same documentation whether buying one box or reviewing a larger order. The standard glove is ASTM D6319 medical grade nitrile, latex free and powder free, violet blue, 3.0 mil, with textured fingertips. Keep the named chemotherapy and landfill tests distinct; an order’s size does not expand a product’s testing claims.
Medical grade nitrile exam gloves. Latex free, powder free, textured fingertips, violet blue, 3.0 mil.
ASTM D6978 rated against 22 chemotherapy drugs.
NATRLE reached 81% biodegradation in 490 days under ASTM D5511 landfill test conditions. Actual rates vary with landfill conditions.
Use the calculator to turn staffing and pair changes into a whole-pack purchasing estimate. Adjust the shift count to your actual schedule and run separate calculations for groups with different use. The lowest current price per glove is shown from live packs; no unpublished bulk tier or custom-product price is inserted into the estimate.
Planning estimate, not a reorder instruction. One change means one pair, or two gloves. Count double gloving as two pair changes. Adjust shifts to your own roster. Packs are rounded up to whole units; taxes and any paid shipping are excluded.
4,000
Gloves per month
20
200 glove boxes
2
2,000 glove cases
$279.60
Estimated monthly cost
Lowest current price per glove: 2,000 glove case, $0.0699 per glove. Buy 2 whole packs for this estimate. Equal unit prices favor the larger pack, not an invented discount.
Free shipping on orders of $100+. This estimated order meets the threshold.
Open the pop-up from any Request bulk pricing button. Provide a named purchasing contact, work email, phone, company, industry, state and ZIP, then specify the glove product, sizes, monthly volume and timing. Notes can explain purchase order requirements or site coordination. Our team reviews the request before confirming pricing, minimums and lead time.
Confirm the company name and contact who can answer questions about the request. Gather sizes, monthly demand and any purchase order or multi-site requirements before opening the form.
Standard gloves ship within 24 hours from Missouri or California, same day before 10 AM PT on business days. Free shipping applies to orders of $100+; the threshold is not a custom-order quote.
Submit the intended product and timeline through the pop-up. Thanks. Our team will confirm pricing, minimums and lead time within one business day. Do not treat submission as an order acceptance.
A clear purchasing file separates live standard-pack listings, the product specification and any custom terms confirmed by the team.
To review standard stock before requesting custom terms, visit the NATRLE range links to the 200 glove box and 2,000 glove case. Keep the exam glove spec sheet with the purchasing record.
Choose the workplace-specific guide when refining a company-wide demand estimate for veterinary er and oncology, first responders, dental offices, research labs. Review each workplace’s procedures independently rather than carrying a suitability decision from one team to another.
Buyers building a specification file can use the veterinary gloves hub and sustainable veterinary practices hub. Keep the exact test conditions in any internal summary, and keep purchasing cost estimates separate from environmental claims.
Answers for buyers comparing cases, coordinating workplace supply and requesting wholesale or made to order terms without assuming unpublished quantities or prices.
Send your product, sizes, monthly demand and purchasing timeline. The team will review standard and custom requirements before confirming the proposed order terms.