1. Hemp gloves
In laboratory work, the choice of hemp-faced gloves is critical. Because most utensils in the laboratory are glass products, the surface is smooth and needs to be handled carefully. The pockmarked gloves can enhance the friction between the utensils and the gloves, making it easier for the experimenter to grasp the utensils and avoiding unnecessary dangers.

2. Powder-free gloves
The powder in disposable powdered gloves can reduce the moisture content of the hands, which can dry out the skin and cause irritation. Severe cases can suffer from contact dermatitis. Since the experimenter always wears and takes off the gloves in the air, the powder will be dispersed in the form of aerosol and become the transmission carrier of pathogens. At the same time, the powder also delays the healing of hand wounds. Therefore, it is safer to choose powder-free gloves when working in the laboratory.
3. Anti-chemical and anti-corrosion gloves
When working in the laboratory, the gloves worn need to have the functions of acid and alkali resistance and hydrocarbon resistance, so as to ensure that the gloves are not corroded by chemical substances and become larger, or penetrate into the inside of the gloves, which will cause harm to human health.