Yes, we adhere to all domestic and international guidelines if you are
requesting a medical grade product and it requires FDA approval. CHA is an FDA accredited company.

White label products, back orders, out of stock products may be tied to MOQ (minimum order quantity) requirements. Ordering products at MOQ may result in most convenient pricing. Products listed on the site can be purchased in any quantity.

CHA is a medical wholesale distributor. All products or services are outsourced.  We work with multiple atested manufacturers and service networks directly to provide needed services and have ability to offer customized quality white label products.

Yes, our team specializes in custom procurement. If you’re looking for a specific item, contact us, and we’ll leverage our global supplier network to find the best solution for you.

Yes, we offer tiered pricing and bulk discounts for large orders. Contact our team at support@concentrichealthalliance.com or call +1 (984) 204-1637 for a customized quote tailored to your business needs.

Visit our News page to read most recent blog posts.

We take ACH, Wire, Credit Cards with a signed Credit Card Authorization
form or checks, however, payment must be cleared by our bank before the
product will be procured or shipped. 

You can purchase directly on our site or If you prefer you can contact a CHA rep to create an invoice and help you complete an order.

We will do our best to try to accommodate modifications such as incorrect size ordered, etc. as long as the order hasn't been shipped yet. We can not guarantee all modifications are possible.

For our large clients, you can apply for net terms by reaching out to your CHA representative or support@concentrichealthalliance.com and we will supply an application for consideration. A CHA rep will guide you through the process until an acceptance or denial is determined.

To create your invoice, we'll need you to provide your full name, email address, shipping and billing addresses, the products and quantities you want, any special instructions you may have, and your preferred payment method.

We do have an autoship option available on most products. Select Subscribe & Save option when adding products to the cart. Automatic shipments receive a product specific discount that is applied to the chosen payment method, providing ongoing savings for our customers.

Once your order ships, we'll send you an email containing the tracking details so you can monitor your shipment at your convenience.

Yes! Our warehouse offering pickup is located in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, California. We'll email you to schedule your pickup appointment after selecting local pickup at checkout. Future locations may be added to expand our pickup options.

You can select from various shipping options that differ in delivery times. During checkout, you'll be able to choose the shipping method that best suits your needs, ranging from standard to expedited delivery. Local pickup is available for Los Angeles area currently.

We do offer a wide range of shipping options, including local pickup for most California residents, Ground Shipping and various expedited parcel shipping options. Larger orders qualify for cost effective pallet or full truck shipping rates. All shipping/freight charges are passed as a direct cost to the buyer. 

Yes, this is possible. Reach out to our customer support team to discuss own shipping.

10-14 days

30-60 days

We aim to respond in 24-48 hours from the time of submission for most products in our extended catalogue. For other products, our global teams work with our participating manufacturers in 40 countries and turn around time may be prolonged by the necessary time to scout quality suppliers, international holidays, time needed for quality controls and landed cost calculations. In this case the process may take weeks to complete.

Latex gloves are made from natural rubber, providing a more natural feel and fit, while nitrile gloves are made of nitrile butadine synthetic rubber, are hypoallergenic, and generally more puncture-resistant. Nitrile gloves also provide better chemical resistance as compared to superior elasticity and tactile sensitivity of latex gloves. Latex as natural rubber may cause allergic reactions in some people.

Nitrile gloves are BPA-free. Nitrile is a synthetic rubber made from acrylonitrile and butadiene, and it does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA), which is commonly found in certain plastics. If you are concerned about BPA exposure, nitrile gloves are a safe choice.

Latex does not contain BPA (Bisphenol A). Latex is a natural material derived from rubber trees, while BPA is a synthetic chemical found in certain plastics and resins, particularly polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. Latex gloves are BPA free.

Most vinyl gloves are generally BPA-free. Vinyl gloves are typically made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and plasticizers, rather than bisphenol A (BPA). However, it's important to note that while they don't contain BPA, vinyl gloves may contain other plasticizers like phthalates, which some people also prefer to avoid.

If you're specifically concerned about BPA exposure, it's always best to check on the product page or through our support on vinyl gloves that are explicitly labeled as "BPA-free" to be certain. Most CHA vinyl products are BPA and phthalates free.

Mil thickness refers to the thickness of examination gloves measured in mils, where one mil equals one-thousandth of an inch (0.001 inches or about 0.0254 millimeters). This measurement indicates how thick the glove material is, which directly affects its durability, protection level, and tactile sensitivity.

Examination gloves typically range from 2.0 to 8.0 mil in thickness. It's important to note that thickness varies across different parts of the glove: fingertips are usually the thickest part for enhanced protection and durability during procedures, palm areas tend to have medium thickness, and cuffs are designed with sufficient thickness to prevent tearing when putting on or removing the gloves.

Higher mil numbers (5.0-8.0) indicate thicker gloves that offer more protection and durability but may reduce finger dexterity, while lower mil numbers (2.0-4.0) indicate thinner gloves that provide better tactile sensitivity but may be more prone to tearing.

CHA gloves thickness refers to fingertip area thickness unless stated otherwise.

The mil thickness of examination gloves typically ranges from 2.0 to 8.0 mil, with standard medical examination gloves usually measuring between 3.0-4.0 mil. Thickness directly affects both durability and performance - thicker gloves (5.0+ mil) offer greater puncture resistance and protection during high-risk procedures, while thinner gloves (2.0-4.0 mil) provide enhanced dexterity and tactile sensitivity for delicate tasks. The optimal thickness depends on your specific needs, with heavier-duty applications requiring thicker gloves and precision work benefiting from thinner options.

Yes, absolutely. All our medical gloves are meet or exceed ASTM standards for medical gloves and are FDA certified.

ASTM stands for the American Society for Testing and Materials (now known as ASTM International). It's a globally recognized organization that develops and publishes voluntary consensus technical standards for a wide range of materials, products, systems, and services.

In the context of examination gloves, ASTM standards define specific testing methods and performance requirements that ensure gloves meet quality, safety, and reliability specifications. Key ASTM standards for medical gloves include:

ASTM D6319: Standard for nitrile examination gloves

ASTM D3578: Standard for natural rubber latex examination gloves

ASTM D5250: Standard for polyvinyl chloride (vinyl) examination gloves

ASTM D6978: Standard for resistance of medical gloves to permeation by chemotherapy drugs (specifically for chemotherapy gloves)

These standards help manufacturers, healthcare facilities, and consumers evaluate glove performance for characteristics like tensile strength, puncture resistance, elongation properties, and freedom from holes.

Yes, as an FDA certified distributor, we have access to most brands. While we often supply these brands directly, our wholesale offering is significantly broader than our website's public catalog. We maintain agreements that limit certain products' public listing. For brand-specific inquiries or access to our complete wholesale range, please contact our sales team for personalized assistance.

Yes, we have access to a variety of colors. Colors not listed on our website may incur a higher cost due to their scarcity. We can also accommodate custom OEM manufacturing to meet your specific needs.

Absolutely! We have access to and/or carry thousands of different products in the medical/food service/beauty industry/janitorial areas. We list some of our top sellers for both B2B and Retail on our website, but our catalog is much larger. Please reach out to our sales team (+1-984-204-1637) for any product-specific requests.

Refer to our Returns/Refunds Policy for details.

Refer to our Returns/Refunds Policy for details.

Please email photos and your order number (WEB######) to support@concentrichealthalliance.com and we will address and get a replacement sent out to you.