What is a LaTeX alternative?

The best alternative is Microsoft Word. It’s not free, so if you’re looking for a free alternative, you could try Pages or AbiWord. Other great apps like LaTeX are Twake (Freemium, Open Source), Adobe FrameMaker (Paid), Pollen (Free, Open Source) and MacTeX (Free, Open Source). This page was last updated Dec 10, 2021.

Will LaTeX be replaced?

The short answer is ‘No’ as LaTeX is the incumbent and quite good at its job. It’s also free, so there is relatively little commercial incentive to attempt to replace it.

What is the alternative to latex gloves?

Nitrile gloves
Nitrile gloves tend to be the preferred latex glove alternative due to the puncture resistant nature. Nitrile is one of the most puncture-resistant disposable gloves available for purchase, which is why they’re often used in food processing and medical facilities.

Do rubber gloves contain latex?

A latex allergy is a reaction to natural rubber latex, a substance that comes from the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). Many products are made with natural rubber latex, including rubber exam gloves, balloons and condoms.

What is the difference between latex and vinyl gloves?

Latex gloves are made of Natural rubber, natural origin material (from rubber tree), while Vinyl gloves are produced with raw Synthetic materials (mainly PVC – Poly Vinyl Chloride-and-Phthalates DINP plasticizers that makes plastics soft and pliable ).

Is there latex in face masks?

The most common medical use of latex is in disposable sterile and non-sterile exam gloves. However, the potential number of items in a medical setting that may contain latex is vast and includes other items such as masks and tubing.

What items commonly contain latex?

Items that may contain latex include:

• Balloons.
• Condoms and diaphragms.
• Rubber bands.
• Shoe soles.
• Bandages.
• Latex gloves.
• Toys.
• Paint.