Australian worker using RevoGlov microfilm gel gloves on site.
Microfilm gel gloves · in market

RevoGlov microfilm gel gloves

A plant-based microfilm gel glove you pump on.

A plant-based gel that you pump onto your hands and spread, forming a breathable microfilm that washes off with water. Independently tested as readily biodegradable.

Plant-based · tested on sensitive skin · on sale in Australia

Chef plating a dish in RevoGlov gloves in a modern kitchen.
Healthcare worker in RevoGlov gloves holding a patient's hand.
Composting comparison — RevoGlov glove breaking down beside an intact conventional glove.

Above: RevoGlov in real-world use — professional kitchens, aged-care, and side-by-side soil-degradation next to a conventional glove.

Why buyers switch to RevoGlov
  • Readily biodegradable (independent biodegradability testing to OECD 301A)
  • Plant-based · no latex · no nitrile · no powder
  • Pump on, spread, work, wash off with water
  • Tested on sensitive skin; no alcohol

FAQ

How is RevoGlov classified?
RevoGlov is a cosmetic-classified topical product, not a therapeutic good and not a certified examination glove. Testing programmes are in progress; current status is available on request.
What does "readily biodegradable" mean here?
Under independent laboratory biodegradability testing aligned to OECD 301A, RevoGlov met the threshold for ready biodegradability. This is a laboratory test result; real-world degradation depends on conditions.
How do we buy in volume?
Enterprise and channel orders go through our wholesale and distribution programme in Australia. Submit a wholesale enquiry via the contact page and our team will respond with pricing and lead times.
Sustainable procurement

Designed to win the tender — not just the demo.

RevoGlov meets the single-use plastic and Scope 3 emission limits now being written into mining, healthcare and hospitality personal protective equipment (PPE) tenders.

Certifications & testing
  • · Cosmetic classified (Australia)
  • · OECD 301A biodegradability testing