What Gloves are Best for Latex Allergies?
Latex gloves, sometimes called rubber gloves, have been a staple for many years to protect hands in a variety of situations, but for many people they can do more harm than good. If you’ve ever taken off a pair of latex gloves to find yourself with a hand rash, you might be one of the many folks out there who either have a latex allergy or sensitivity to latex proteins. The good news is that there are a ton of options out there that can keep your hands safe without triggering a reaction, and we just so happen to be experts on the best ones. In this article, we’ll break down what latex allergies are and why they happen, what types of gloves make good alternatives to latex, and which ones are really the best for most people with latex
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