Radians RWG9417 7 Mil Black Nitrile Examination Gloves
Radians RWG9417 black nitrile examination gloves provide powder-free, single-use hand protection for non-sterile medical and industrial work. The 7 mil nitrile construction combines a textured wet/dry grip with an ambidextrous fit and touchscreen capability. ASA sells this listing as one case of 1,000 gloves and currently offers sizes S through XL.
RWG9417 meets ASTM D6319 and is tested with chemotherapy drugs, fentanyl citrate, xylazine HCl, and gastric acid according to ASTM D6978. The glove also complies with FFDCA food-handling requirements under 21 CFR Parts 170-199. Product users remain responsible for reviewing the current permeation data and determining suitability for the specific substance, concentration, task, and exposure conditions.
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Key Features
- 7 mil nitrile construction
- Powder-free formulation
- Textured wet/dry grip
- Touchscreen compatible
- Ambidextrous single-use design
- Black examination glove
Common Work Environments
- Medical and emergency services
- Laboratory procedures
- Food-service operations
- Manufacturing and automotive work
- Janitorial and construction tasks
- Controlled-substance response
Fentanyl, ASTM D6978, and PPE Selection Note
No disposable glove should be described as fentanyl-proof. Radians states that RWG9417 is certified for fentanyl protection and tested with fentanyl citrate, xylazine HCl, gastric acid, and chemotherapy drugs according to ASTM D6978. Those claims apply to the substances and conditions in the manufacturer's testing and do not establish universal protection against every fentanyl form, concentration, mixture, or exposure duration.
NIOSH recommends nitrile gloves whenever illicit drugs may be present and calls for additional PPE when powders or liquids are visible or airborne exposure is possible. Change gloves when contaminated, damaged, or after the assigned task; avoid touching the face; and wash hands with soap and water after glove removal. Follow agency procedures for respiratory, eye, skin, sharps, and decontamination hazards.
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FAQ - Radians RWG9417 Black Nitrile Examination Gloves
Are these gloves fentanyl-proof?
No. Radians states that RWG9417 is certified for fentanyl protection and tested with fentanyl citrate according to ASTM D6978, but no disposable glove should be described as fentanyl-proof. Selection should reflect the manufacturer data, tested conditions, and the employer's exposure assessment.
What does ASTM D6978 mean for these nitrile gloves?
ASTM D6978 is a laboratory permeation test practice for medical gloves exposed to chemotherapy drugs. Radians states that RWG9417 was tested with chemotherapy drugs, fentanyl citrate, xylazine HCl, and gastric acid according to this method. Results remain specific to the substances and test conditions.
What glove type does NIOSH recommend when illicit drugs may be present?
NIOSH recommends nitrile gloves whenever illicit drugs may be present. The complete PPE ensemble depends on the work, the amount and form of material present, and the potential for inhalation, eye, skin, or sharps exposure.
How thick are the Radians RWG9417 gloves?
Radians lists RWG9417 at a nominal 7 mil thickness. The glove is designed to maintain flexibility and dexterity for precise tasks while providing a heavier disposable nitrile profile.
Which sizes are currently available from ASA?
ASA currently lists separate variants for S, M, L, and XL. Select one size before adding the case to the cart.
How many gloves are included in this listing?
This product page is for one case containing 10 boxes of 100 gloves, or 1,000 gloves total. All boxes in the case are ordered in the selected size.
Are these gloves reusable?
No. These are single-use disposable nitrile gloves. Replace them after contamination, damage, or completion of the assigned task and follow the workplace procedure for removal and disposal.
Can RWG9417 gloves be used with touchscreens?
Yes. Radians lists RWG9417 as touchscreen capable, allowing compatible electronic devices to be operated without removing the glove.
Do nitrile gloves replace respiratory or eye protection during fentanyl response?
No. NIOSH guidance uses an exposure-based PPE approach. Visible or potentially airborne powders, liquids, splash hazards, and unknown environments may require respiratory protection, eye and face protection, protective clothing, and trained response procedures in addition to gloves.
