dancer0707
114 posts
Aug 16, 2008
5:11 PM
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I know there was an old thread on gloves but I can't find it...so would anyone mind telling me your favorites and where to get them? Maybe something with textured fingertips for slippery, crepey, deepset eyelids?
Thank you all!
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LiZa
3125 posts
Aug 16, 2008
5:54 PM
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i always bought my gloves from costco. i was a dyed in the wool latex lover, but when they (Costco) quit carrying Latex and started carrying nitriles, i stomped my feet, whined and threw a general hissy fit, but continue to buy the nitriles from Costco.
i've been using them for about two years i guess its been now and i'm used to them.
you guys 'outside' dont have to worry so much about shipping, but up here shipping heavy things like gloves is a big expenditure. Here's direct glove's store:
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Jane Adler
936 posts
Aug 16, 2008
6:48 PM
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"Glove Club" by the case, Nitrile only. 
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LC2
201 posts
Aug 16, 2008
7:10 PM
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I get mine at Costco also and had the same experience as Liza, Oh tell me I am not her twisted sister!!!!!
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Jhona
55 posts
Aug 16, 2008
7:48 PM
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I get the same nitrile gloves at Costco. Anytime I don't have to pay shipping it's a beautiful thing.
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Rozan
561 posts
Aug 18, 2008
2:42 PM
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I stomped my feet when Costco went to Nitrile instead of Latex too! I did the math on the Nitrile gloves, they work out to 5 Cents each. Now I’m hooked on them. The Nitrile’s are $15 for 300 gloves (the latex use to be $10 for 300 gloves – 3 cents each). I love what a nickel can do for ya!
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LiZa
3133 posts
Aug 18, 2008
5:14 PM
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glad to know i wasn't the only one in costco having a fit! ha. what a visual that brings.
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LiZa
3134 posts
Aug 18, 2008
5:18 PM
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dancer, for eyes, i use a 'grabber pad'. either a tissue or a non-woven gauze pad, regardles of glove texture, it give me the "IRON GRIP", ha
(typo edited 956 pm, what day is it?)
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Last Edited on 20-Aug-2008 10:58 PM
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sherrid
10 posts
Aug 18, 2008
7:43 PM
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You can find textured gloves at www.pattersondental.com. sherri
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enhancedbeauty
27 posts
Aug 28, 2008
5:18 AM
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I dont use anything but Powder fri latex gloves. I buy online from tattoo suppliers.
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tonycianci
7 posts
Aug 29, 2008
12:45 PM
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OK, Try Nitrate brand for powder & latex free or Dragon black latex - powder free, available from tattoo suppliers, technical supply is one of many. ribbed non-slip. both are black color. Tony C So if God created man first, we couldn't be a rough draft, since we were made in his image, and he is perfect.
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Jane Adler
940 posts
Aug 29, 2008
3:10 PM
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Yes, the Black Dragon Nitrile are cool. I want a case. It runs $159.00 for 20 boxes from Medtex, Ouch. I do like them a lot. Great grip and powder free.
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Last Edited on 29-Aug-2008 3:11 PM
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dancer0707
116 posts
Sep 02, 2008
11:34 AM
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Thank you all!! I'll have to try a box of each of these!
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