Medline Restore Sensitive Skin Nitrile Gloves — maxOat+ Oatmeal, 3.5 Mil, 250 Count

Medline Restore sensitive skin nitrile gloves explained

Medline Restore is unlike any other glove in the range: it is a 3.5 mil off-white nitrile exam glove whose inside is coated with maxOat+ colloidal oatmeal. That makes it a rare sensitive skin nitrile gloves option — the oatmeal, a dermatologist-recognized skin protectant, helps soften and hydrate your hands and temporarily relieve minor irritation while you wear the glove. It is powder-free, not made with latex, and has a beaded cuff.

Think of it as moisturizing nitrile gloves for people who glove up all day: the oatmeal nitrile gloves coating soothes as you work, they double as gloves for dry hands during cleaning and caregiving, and the medline nitrile gloves Restore line is one of the best-selling gloves in healthcare.

Key features

• maxOat+ colloidal oatmeal coats the inside — soothes and hydrates hands
• Ideal for sensitive, irritated, dry, or eczema-prone skin
• 3.5 mil nitrile; powder-free; not made with latex
• Beaded cuff; ambidextrous; off-white
• Medical / exam grade; chemotherapy tested (except Carmustine & Thiotepa)
• All-purpose: patient care, food prep, cleaning, baby & pet care, gardening
• Sizes XS–XL; 250 per box

Pros & cons

Specifications

What these gloves are for

Anyone whose hands take a beating from repeated washing and gloving — nurses, caregivers, food handlers, cleaners — and anyone with sensitive, dry, or eczema-prone skin who finds ordinary disposables uncomfortable for long wear. They are ranked in our nitrile exam gloves guide, and for skin-sensitive users our accelerator-free nitrile gloves guide is worth a read too. The material background is in our nitrile gloves complete guide and nitrile vs latex gloves.

Compatibility

Good for patient care, food, and household cleaning; for kitchen work see our nitrile gloves for food service and for chores our nitrile gloves for cleaning guide. As a light 3.5 mil glove it is not for heavy chemical exposure — use a dedicated chemical-resistant glove for that.

How Restore compares

Restore is the skin-soothing specialist. For a plain, high-value medical glove, the MedPride is the everyday workhorse; for premium barrier and grip, the Kimtech Vista, Kimtech Polaris, and purple Halyard step up. The Curad is another everyday exam option. Browse the full nitrile gloves collection and the wider hand protection range organized by grade, thickness, and use.

Safety note: nitrile is not made with latex, so Restore suits people with a latex allergy — and the colloidal oatmeal is a skin protectant that helps soothe minor irritation, not a treatment for a medical skin condition. As a light 3.5 mil exam glove it is for clinical and general tasks, not heavy labor or chemical exposure; follow the manufacturer's guidance (including not using it with Carmustine or Thiotepa), change gloves when torn or soiled, and see a clinician for persistent skin problems.

Ordering FAQ

Is Medline Restore in stock and ready to ship?
Availability changes — open the linked listing for live price, size and count options, and delivery speed before you order.

What is the maxOat+ oatmeal coating?
A layer of colloidal oatmeal coats the inside of each glove. Colloidal oatmeal is a dermatologist-recognized skin protectant, and Medline says it helps soften and hydrate hands and temporarily protects and helps relieve minor skin irritation and itching while you wear the glove.

Are these good for sensitive or eczema-prone skin?
That is their whole point — Medline markets Restore for sensitive or irritated hands, and reviewers with eczema, dry skin, latex allergies, and sweaty hands report they are far more comfortable than a standard glove for all-day wear. Skin-sensitive users may also want our accelerator-free nitrile gloves guide.

How thick are they?
3.5 mil — a light, dexterous exam weight. It is strong enough for patient care and household tasks but not built for heavy industrial or sharp-edge work; step up to a thicker glove for that.

Are they powder-free and latex-free?
Yes — powder-free and not made with natural rubber latex, so there is no powder residue and no natural-latex proteins, which also helps sensitive skin.

What color are they and do they have a cuff?
Off-white, with a beaded cuff that resists roll-down and speeds up donning. The neutral color suits clinical and home use.

Are they chemo-tested?
Yes — Restore is chemotherapy tested per the USP 800 chapter, with the tested drug list available from Medline on request. Note the manufacturer says do not use them with Carmustine or Thiotepa.

Can I use them for food, cleaning, and caregiving?
Yes — they are a single-glove solution for patient care, first aid, food prep, baby and pet care, cleaning, gardening, and more, which is why one box covers a lot of household jobs. See our nitrile gloves for cleaning guide.

Will the oatmeal leave residue on what I touch?
The coating is on the inside of the glove against your skin; reviewers note it does not leave residue on surfaces you handle.

What sizes and counts are available?
Sizes XS through XL, 250 gloves per box (230 in XL) — browse the wider hand protection range for other options. The fit is ambidextrous, so any glove fits either hand.

Can I reuse them?
They are single-use gloves from the nitrile gloves range. Some users wear a pair for a long home session, but for medical, food, or contamination-control tasks use them once and change them.

How do I reorder?
Reorder from this page — the listing and its linked item stay constant, so restocking with the same oatmeal glove from the hand protection range takes seconds.

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