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NSAC Tip of the Week: One Glove Rule for Sample Handling

This week's NSAC Tip emphasizes the "One Glove Rule" which applies only to blue and gray gloves. This technique allows for effective sample handling while maintaining hygiene. When working with samples, one hand should remain gloved to handle the samples, while the other hand, which is ungloved, can be used for tasks such as opening doors or handling non-contaminated surfaces. For any questions or comments, please contact Stephen Jurss at sejurss@purdue.edu or Ron Reger at rreger@purdue.edu.

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NSAC Tip of the Week: One Glove Rule for Sample Handling

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  1. Comments or questions? You can contact: Stephen Jurss (sejurss@purdue.edu), Ron Reger (rreger@purdue.edu) or NSAC Tip of the Week Gloves Color Code: “One glove rule” is acceptable just for blue & gray gloves. This means that one hand is gloved for handling sample, while the other hand is not gloved, used for door knobs, etc.

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