TouchFlex is INTCO's line of powder-free nitrile exam gloves. M1 Nail & Beauty Supply stocks TouchFlex in black (Small to XL) and blue (Small to Large), by the box of 100 and by the case of 10 boxes, along with Basic vinyl exam gloves and Basic general-purpose black nitrile gloves. Pick up in Markham, Ontario or have your order shipped anywhere in Canada.
Which glove should you choose?
The table lists what each box or case label says.
| Glove | Material | Label | Sizes | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TouchFlex Black Nitrile | Nitrile | Exam glove, powder-free, beaded cuff, 9" length | S, M, L, XL | Box of 100 · Case of 10 |
| TouchFlex Blue Nitrile | Nitrile | Exam glove, powder-free, beaded cuff, 9" length | S, M, L | Box of 100 · Case of 10 |
| Basic 5.5g Black Nitrile | Nitrile | General purpose, powder-free | S | Box of 100 · Case of 10 |
| Basic Vinyl Synthetic | Vinyl | Exam glove, powder-free, protein-free | S, M | Small · Medium · cases: S, M |
All of these gloves are latex-free, powder-free and single-use. If you prefer natural latex and have no allergy, see Shamrock latex gloves; every glove we carry is in disposable gloves.
TouchFlex gloves FAQ
Are TouchFlex gloves latex-free?
Yes. TouchFlex gloves are nitrile, a synthetic rubber with no natural rubber latex, and the black box is marked "Latex Free" and "Powder Free".
Who makes TouchFlex gloves?
TouchFlex is an INTCO glove line. The black box carries the INTCO Healthcare logo, and the case label names Shandong INTCO Medical Products Co., Ltd.
How many gloves are in a box and in a case?
Every glove on this page is packed 100 to a box and 10 boxes to a case, so a case is 1,000 gloves in one size.
Nitrile or vinyl gloves for a nail salon?
Nitrile fits closer and stretches more, so it suits full services and detail work. Vinyl is looser and more economical, which suits short jobs with frequent glove changes. Both are latex-free.
Is Basic the same brand as TouchFlex?
No. Basic is a separate glove label (the case reads "Manufactured for Basic Medical"). We list the two together here because salons often compare them.
Information on this page follows the box and case labels, checked in October 2026.
Not sure which material to pick? Read our guide: Latex, nitrile or vinyl gloves for a nail salon.