• Case of NATRLE biodegradable nitrile examination gloves containing 10 boxes of 100 gloves. Latex-free, powder-free, medical-grade, and eco-conscious.
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NATRLE Nitrile Examination Gloves – Biodegradable, Medical-Grade, 1000 Count Case (10 Boxes of 100)

NATRLE Nitrile Examination Gloves – Biodegradable, Medical-Grade, 1000 Count Case (10 Boxes of 100)

$69.90
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NATRLE Biodegradable Nitrile Gloves offer the perfect balance of protection, comfort, and sustainability—designed for professionals who care about performance and the planet. These gloves are made from medical-grade nitrile and enhanced with an organic additive that accelerates biodegradation through mineralization, leaving behind only biogas, water, and inert soil.

Ideal for clinical, professional, or home use, NATRLE gloves are latex-free, powder-free, and BPA-free. Textured fingertips ensure reliable grip in both wet and dry conditions, while the soft, flexible fit supports long hours of wear.

Each case includes 10 boxes of 100 gloves (1000 total).

Key Features:

  • ASTM D5511 & D5526 tested for biodegradability

  • Latex-free, powder-free, and BPA-free

  • Medical-grade with excellent tactile sensitivity

  • Textured fingertips for improved grip

  • Sustainable across the full lifecycle: production, freight, warehousing, and disposal

Choose NATRLE and help build a sustainable future—one glove at a time.

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Key Features

Tailored solutions for every clinic and patient.

Medical Grade

100% Latex Free Nitrile Material

Biodegradable

the full cycle solution for a greener healthcare future

We aim to give customers confidence: choosing Natrle is choosing a sustianble future.

Ordinary nitrile gloves are not recyclable and take decades to break down. The materials used to create traditional nitrile gloves cause pollution, habitat destruction and microplastics upon disposal.

Natrle products contain an organic additive to dramatically accelerate biodegradation rate. Upon disposal the additive causes bacteria in the environment to excrete an enzyme that dissolves and de-polymerises the NATRLE glove. This process, called mineralization, leaves behind only biogas, water and inert soil.