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buying chemical protective gloves to use as personal protective equipment (PPE). Such gloves are available in a wide selection of natural and synthetic materials and range in price from 25p to £60 a pair (March 2000). This leaflet provides practical advice to how to select the best chemical protective gloves to withstand exposure to chemical
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