Proper inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure the integrity of insulating gloves. OSHA regulations require a thorough visual inspection and a field air test before each use. This involves checking for any cuts, punctures, or embedded foreign objects that could compromise the glove's insulating properties. Additionally, gloves must undergo professional electrical testing at a certified facility every six months while in service. To help with this, we offer durable storage bags and recommend storing gloves in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and ozone, to extend their lifespan.