According to chemical structure and source, the antimicrobial agents used in latex gloves can be classified into four major categories: inorganic antimicrobial agents, organic antimicrobial agents, natural biological antimicrobial agents, and composite antimicrobial agents. Different types have significant differences in antibacterial effect, safety, compatibility, and cost. They are suitable for different grades and scenarios of latex glove production. Among them, composite antimicrobial agents have become the mainstream choice in the industry.

The advantages of adding methylchloroisothiazolinone (CMIT) to shampoo mainly lie in its preservative and antibacterial properties, but it needs to be carefully evaluated in combination with its potential risks. The following is the specific analysis: