AAG UNIVERSITY
MISSION STATEMENT
​​AAG University exists because glove selection, use, and sourcing have real consequences. Bad information, cheap shortcuts, and misunderstood standards cost people their health and safety. Our mission: give every glove wearer, buyer, and decision-maker the knowledge to choose correctly, use correctly, and demand better.​​
The Stakes Are Higher Than People Realize
1.5%
AQL 1.5 means up to 1.5 defective gloves per 100 are acceptable at manufacture — before shipping, before use.​
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ASTM standard threshold
~40%
Of glove-related exposures occur during doffing — not donning. Proper technique is half the protection.
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Infection prevention research
30+%
Of procurement professionals cannot correctly interpret a Certificate of Analysis. They're buying blind.
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Procurement survey data
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ASTM exam-grade certification does not equal chemotherapy drug protection. The standards are entirely different.​
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ASTM D6319 vs. D6978
THE FIELD GUIDE
Most healthcare workers know to change their gloves. What they don't know is that sanitizing gloved hands with alcohol-based gel can silently degrade nitrile, creating invisible permeability that no one sees until it's too late.
This is the protocol that closes that gap.
POSTED MAY 11, 2026
UPCOMING...
I know you're excited!
It's coming.
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