When you wear white surgical gloves does your sweat turn them brown in color?

Answer 1

hmmmm.....i don't believe so. I don't know that my hands have ever sweat when I was wearing them, but if they did, they did not turn brown. Maybe you have an allergy to latex?

Answer 2

I am a nuclear med. tech and I make all kinds of radiopharmaceuticals, since it is radioactive material I am always wearing latex gloves. They do change to a brown color, I suppose it is from both the sweat, dirt, and skin cells rubbed off inside of the glove.

Answer 3

NO. They do not change is color.... gloves come in all different colors..... brown, blue, green, black.. if anything the sweat makes them turn a little more see through

Answer 4

It is the sweat mixing with the Powder coating on the inside of the glove. If you are allergic to it, it can cause a severe reaction.

Answer 5

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Answer 7

yes ,they turn brown on me too.seems to be caused by the sweat too!
I feel its caused by oils and acids in the sweat.

Answer 8

Yes, this is normal. It happens with exam gloves, too. It never happened when I wore chemo gloves.

Answer 9

It does for me. But for some people it doesn't. I am assuming it has to do with the chemistry of the skin.unique!

Answer 10

yes