What Color gloves.

Only natural latex does anything for me.

Blue or dark indigo nitrile, been using dark indigo for almost a year now with what's going on in the world. I work retail so I wear them when I'm interacting with customers. Can never be too cautious nowadays

Plus I do enjoy wearing them, they have nice texture on the fingertips

I don't really mind as long as there's the snap and I see the gloves going on!

I can't do black gloves anymore, they just make me think of barbecue.

Lavender

I really love blue nitrile examination gloves.

Yeah - blue nitrile. Use them a lot for painting, working with glue (no - I don't sniff it…..anymore)

Since I only played with my wife - we never used gloves.

@Rigel Haha … Me too 😃

I've got a box of powder free blue nitrile gloves just here that I use around the house, they are ‘L’ size but quite tight to get on even though my hands are not big. The beige/natural colour powder free latex ones seem to fit on a lot easier. In my doctor's bag I have a box of each in case of allergies…

Blue and purple nitrile gloves. They always get me excited for an internal exam. I much like white double glove sterile surgical gloves. You know you are in for a happy time when you see them. Extra invasive procedures 😃

I like surgical and nitrile gloves on a guy. I like blue, white, purple. I want them to be sung on a guy and not too big as that looks sloppy and isn’t attractive. My least favorite are vinyl clear ones, they just look bad on anyones hands and don’t feel good when your touched. I love latex gloves too especially when they are snapped on and tight on a guys hand.

Blue or purple for me.

Am I the only one who doesn’t think that real doctors use gloves too often? Maybe that’s just my experience, but for my physicals, I don’t really remember my doctor using gloves. When I think about gloves, though, I really like to think about long, tight gloves. As for the color, blue is pretty clinical, but I like white, black, or pink.

Am I the only one who doesn’t think that real doctors use gloves too often? Maybe that’s just my experience, but for my physicals, I don’t really remember my doctor using gloves.

@DaphneKL my sub's PCP and cardiologist didn't use gloves for the exam. They just hand sanitizer before and after.

@DaphneKL my sub's PCP and cardiologist didn't use gloves for the exam. They just hand sanitizer before and after.

@MissStress

It is clear that we must first specify the context in which we are situated.

Your GP or cardiologist does not need to put on gloves for a routine consultation.

On the other hand, when it comes to treating an area potentially infected or at risk of infection (in dermatology or to suture a wound for example) the wearing of gloves is mandatory.

Similarly, who would imagine performing a vaginal or rectal examination in gynecology without having previously put on a finger cot?

Am I the only one who doesn’t think that real doctors use gloves too often? Maybe that’s just my experience, but for my physicals, I don’t really remember my doctor using gloves. When I think about gloves, though, I really like to think about long, tight gloves. As for the color, blue is pretty clinical, but I like white, black, or pink.

I think there is a growing trend to not use them in exams, the last physical I had was in the middle of covid and my physician didn't use them. Unless there is a risk that the physician will be in contact with bodily fluids I don't think they see a point in putting them on. Also, I think that they are concerned it dehumanized the patients as we are considered unclean. I personally would love to see more glove use but at the same time, I still want to be respected.

White or black; long, tight, surgical gloves.

Light blue nitrile gloves are my favourite expecially with a little of surgilube. I love the feeling on the glans and during the rectal dilation.

Purple nitrile for sure!

White and blue ones

Blue, purple, or black are what i love and use at work.

The gloves that impressed me were the translucent gloves. When I was examined behind a screen in military medical examinations, I had to take my underpants off. While I was taking off my panties, the doctor's woman put on such gloves. I knew that meant a thorough examination of my genitals.

@Firegirl911 From another one in the business…it seems EMS very much enjoys the blue, purple and black colors….anything but flesh tones or the grays…..and always Nitrile. As much as I like latex…..I do not want to develop an allergy.

I actually like the color to change based on the situation. Pink for quick exams, elbow length yellow ones for more complex procedures, black for surgery.

White and blue ones, thats the best, You also see a lot of black and even greens now, which I find terrible myself, I always work in the operating theatre with white ones, those are still the best for me, Blue ones I also wear regularly, I don't like the rest.