As Matt pointed out they highly reduce dexterity and are cumbersome. Also Kevlar being good for stopping bullet does not make it good for stopping needles. Keep im mind kevlars fine weave is more like a baseball glove designed for absorbing the impact and force of a large object thus proventing penetration. The fangs of most vipers will easily penetrate it. Even some of the higher quality gloves produced for the protection of officers while searching a subject will only provide minimal protection to a certain psi after that the needle still makes contact.
If you need to retrain a venomous for whatever reason the best tools are the tried and true , such as hooks,tongs,tubes,pinning stick. If you have to for some reason hold the sharp end for oral meds be damn sure of your hold and how to do it. Keep in mind that some large crots and bitis can slip a fang through their own skin and get you if your hold placement is not perfect.
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