There has never been a better time to purchase through the South Carolina Dental Association Glove Program, administered by Association Gloves. SCDA members can now purchase high-quality nitrile gloves for as little as $4.80 per 100 gloves or $96 per case of 2,000 gloves. Your glove program can hold this price on the EcoBee BeeSure Slim powder-free nitrile glove through June 30, 2014.

Contact the South Carolina Dental Association glove program to request free samples of BeeSure Slim or any of the 60-plus other name-brand gloves we carry. Our product line is always expanding, so if you have not shopped our program for a while, now is the perfect time to see how much you can save.

Making our program even more attractive, we now offer free shipping on all our products, every day. You'll find that our prices are lower than those at most dental supply companies or other glove purveyors.   

• Powder-free nitrile start at $4.80 per 100 gloves
• Powder-free latex start at $6.40 per 100 gloves
• Powdered latex start at $7.25 per 100 gloves
• Fitted start at just $7.50 per 100 gloves 
        

Masks now available
Kimberly-Clark masks are now part of the SCDA glove program. Ear loop masks start at just $4.00 per 50 masks. We also have an assortment of tie masks. You get two boxes of masks free with the purchase of one case of masks, saving you even more money!

Supporting your dental association
When you buy from the SCDA glove program, your purchase supports organized dentistry in South Carolina. Association Gloves is the only glove distributor that returns all revenues to organized dentistry. You have to buy masks and gloves. Why not buy them from the only company established to save you money and support the programs and services offered by your professional association?

View the complete catalog of gloves and masks and order online by visiting www.scdagloves.com. Or, for personal assistance, to request glove or mask samples or place an order call 877-484-6149 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings time.   

• Too many people wait until they reach 55 or 60 and a lot of times are denied due to certain health conditions that were diagnosed within the past year or two.  

• Home health care - always make sure your plan will cover not only assisted living and nursing home facilities, but also home health care. We all prefer to stay in the comfort of our own home for as long as we can get the care that we need.
• Inflation protection - when purchasing a policy before the age of 75, it is always important to have an inflation protection rider on your policy. While a $200 a day benefit may cover today's long term care costs, you want to make sure that your plan will also cover your needs 10, 20, or 30 years down the road.

• While some people have the assets to pay for long term care cost, at least for a certain amount of time, they normally have other plans for those assets, such as leaving a legacy to family members, donating to charity, church, or school of choice, or leaving a gift to a loved one.  With Total Living Coverage plans, we can design a policy that will cover your need for long term care, but if you never need long term care or you don't use all of your benefit, then it will pay out an inflated death benefit to your beneficiaries.