What Color gloves.

Natural latex or blue nitrile.

I like the extended cuff latex black gloves they look and feel great. I like the classic white for just regular medfet but for the kinky stuff I like the black.

Black...however you don't find this in real offices. blue and purple are being used more and more...

I'm a big fan of coloured gloves, I ones got my hands on blue coloured nitrile gloves and really liked them, but my personal favourites are the surgical gown green coloured ones and the purple ones. But sadly especially the green ones are really difficult to find. However I also like the natural latex coloured dentist gloves

It is more the sound of them snapping on and the feel rather than the color for me. Also as i often like to be blindfolded for various procedures, the color matters even less then.

Natural color latex and tight, wrinkle-free, almost like nothing at all.

Natural latex looks nice, but pink or black would be fun, too.

I prefer flesh coloured ones ,but I do like green latex gloves also.

Black gloves are a little bit BDSM for me ,but my wife has a pair of short black latex gloves that are quite thick and they feel great around my cock.

Black nitrate gloves yummy!

White latex gloves are my favourites...they must bene tight: the experience gains a new taste

Sterile surgical gloves in natural latex. Lay them out on a white towel with the cuffs turned over and ready for the doctor/nurse to snap them on.

I was formerly a fan of natural latex only however, the blue nitrate gloves are beginning to make inroads..

I prefer the white/caramel color

The (standard?) cream colour is my preference.

My favorite are blue nitrile gloves but I like white latex as well

I like the natural latex, but in the end, I like the black gloves to complete the look.

Purchased a case of pink nitrile gloves for breast cancer awaness. Down to the last three boxes of 90.

Do you know that blue and green gloves are the most used because the this colors have the lowest attention / distraction for the eyes of the acting medical people.

Normally I`ll wear whatever colour long opera gloves and put purple examination gloves on over them to help keep my good ones clean 😉

Currently have boxes of black and purple nitrile on the go.

When I was in the bodywork business, I used gloves when I did intraoral work. For kids, I had flavored latex gloves. For adults, I used black nitrile gloves. Black for me, nitrile to avoid allergies and because they fit well.

Of course the adults could also choose flavors ☺

Almost all the NHS hospitals I've been to now use blue nitrile gloves, where they used to use cream/white latex. Personally, I prefer the cream/white, but I find pink nitrile to be nice and I'll always enjoy blue if that's the only option. I don't really like purple because I just don't like the colour. Black can work, provided it's in a context that isn't entirely medical, like BDSM or tattoo artists or stuff like that.

As Blueboat has stated the majority if not all NHS hospitals have moved to blue nitrile powder free non latex gloves due to the increase in latex allergies of both patient and staff. Where I work gloves are an essential component of patient care due to exposure to blood and other bodily secretions or fluids.

Our unit only uses blue nitrile powder free gloves for all non-sterile procedures for the protection of both the patient and healthcare worker . For sterile procedures we use GAMMEX Non-Latex Sensitive surgical glove,offering unprecedented comfort and sensitivity with advanced allergy protection (against both latex and chemical allergies) for healthcare workers and patients.

If you have ever witness and treated a severe life threatening anaphylactic reaction to latex you would only be too aware of the possible compilations of overlooking such a simple procedure as ensuring a patient or healthcare professional possible allergy to latex. In addition we also avoid using anything latex in my clinical environment.

What about pink ones?

I am one who has personally experienced variety of stages of anaphlaxis. From these numerous experiences, it can be terribly frightening! Relaxing while it is happening is equally frightening to achieve due to the great difficulty doing so while I am fighting for breath and to remain out of shock. Latex, natural rubber ,is hidden in countless things that people who do not deal with this allergy would never think about. Wonderful to hear how your unit and the NHS deals with latex allergies by way of gloves etc!

Andie

Purple or pink

I use clear ish vinyl gloves occasionally for my work, and for some odd reason one gets used to finger my bum........or someone elses.

My wife always has a treat for me when she comes home from her OBGYN exam. She opens her purse and hands me a couple of pairs of blue nitrile exam gloves and says, "be gentle."

Green sheets, green surgical gown and scrubs, green patient gown, and finally........of course, green gloves!

White surgical gloves, definitely my favorite. Though I love the feel of all exam latex gloves. 😄