referring now in detail to the drawings wherein like parts are designated by like reference numerals throughout , there is illustrated in fig1 a dispenser glove 10 of the present invention having four fingers 12 and a thumb 14 . this glove has a hollow lumen into which a medicinal type agent , lubricant or moisturizer , may be placed prior to packaging . the glove is preferably of the single layer or thickness vinyl - latex type , and may be reversible . examples of agents which may be placed therein are : an anti - chapping agent , especially of the glycerin , oil or vaseline type of lubricant ; and a moisturizer . when placed on the hands , this glove will deliver the lubricating / moisturizing agent to the hands by contact either for an overnight period or for a shorter wearing time . this treatment acts to reduce the chapped hands of the user . this glove may also contain any other medicinal type agent , either prescription or non - prescription , especially of the ointment , cream or lotion varieties , for the purpose of delivering these agents in the same manner as that discussed immediately above . examples of this type of medicinal agent are : arthritis medicine and the accompanying warmth thereof ; moisturizers ; topical antibiotics ; and burn medicine . the glove 10 may also be manufactured in a mitten configuration ( not shown ) for accomplishing the very same purposes as described hereinabove . fig2 discloses a curved closed stockinett having one open and one closed end . the medicinal agent contained in the stockinett is placed in the hollow lumen of the stockinett at a . fig3 discloses an open - ended straight stockinett 18 having both ends open . the medicinal agent to be contained in the stockinett is again placed in the hollow lumen designated as a . the stockinetts as shown in fig2 and 3 may be either straight or curved , open at both ends or open at one end , and they may be in the form of a glove or a mitten , with or without fingers . they may contain a medicinal or lubricating or moisturizing agent and will allow said agent to spread all over the covered area of the body . by contact and warmth , the medicinal agent will soothe or aid the covered part of the body . the stockinetts may be manufactured from a single layer of thickness of a cotton - like or a latex - like or any other suitable material , and may be either separately wrapped , sterilized or non - sterilized . the stockinetts , especially of the cotton - synthetic fabric type , may be used to cover any of the body parts , limbs , trunk , head , etc . and contain any type of medicinal agent , prescription or non - prescription , and especially may contain ointment , creams , or lotions of the varieties as described in connection with the dispenser gloves 10 . fig4 shows various methods of dispensing the dispenser gloves and / or dispenser stockinetts of the present invention . fig4 c illustrates a folded long roll of the dispensers of the present invention . each of these dispensers has a hollow lumen , shown at a , into which the medicinal type agent , lubricant or moisturizer is inserted prior to packaging . although not specifically shown , any of the long rolls may be perforated or unperforated , rolled or folded or may be pre - cut of the same or variable lengths and widths . in addition , the dispenser gloves and stockinetts of the present invention may also be stretchable . fig5 a - d illustrate a manufacturing process by which the dispenser glove shown , for example , in fig1 may be filled with a medicating or treating agent . fig5 a shows a hollow form 30 shaped in a glove configuration and having a plurality of millipores 32 spaced thereon . these millipores are spaced such that when the dispenser glove 10 is placed on the form 30 , the entire inside surface of the glove 10 is coated with the medicating agent . it is to be understood that the hollow form 30 may be constructed from any suitable material , such as metal or plastic and may be in any desired shape corresponding to the shape of the dispenser to be filled . the hollow form 30 is provided with means ( not shown ) for filling the interior thereof with the treating agent and a piston 34 or other suitable mechanical , hydraulic , pneumatic or electrical means for forcing the treating agent of the form 30 through the millipores 32 and into the interior of the dispenser glove 10 . fig5 b shows the dispenser glove 10 in place on the form 30 , which has been filled with treating agent . the dispenser glove or stockinett may either be mechanically or manually placed over and removed from the form 30 . alternatively , the dispenser may be made directly on the form 30 , injected with the treating agent 36 , and then removed for packaging . fig5 c shows the dispenser glove 10 still in place on the form 30 , but with the treating agent 36 now coating the interior surfaces of the glove 10 . fig5 d shows the dispenser glove 10 removed from the form 30 and having the medicinal agent 36 distributed throughout the inside surface thereof . fig6 a - e illustrate an alternate manufacturing process by which the dispenser gloves 10 of fig1 may be filled with a medicating agent . fig6 a shows a solid form 40 ( which , of course , may also be hollow ) without any openings . this form 40 may be shaped in a similar manner as form 32 described hereinabove . the form 40 , as shown in fig6 b , is then placed into a container 42 of medicating agent 36 such that , as shown in fig6 c , when removed , the treating agent 36 is retained on the outside surface of the form 40 . this may be accomplished by , for example , an electrostatic process . the medicating agent coated form 40 is then either mechanically or manually placed inside a dispensing glove 10 , or other dispensing shape as previously described . as shown in fig6 d , in this configuration , the medicating agent 36 is distributed throughout the inside surfaces of the dispenser glove 10 . fig6 e shows the completed dispenser glove 10 containing the medicated agent 36 coating its inside surfaces . fig7 a - d illustrate a method of packaging the dispenser gloves 10 ( or other shapes ) in order to provide for an extended shelf - life and usefulness of the medicating effects of the present invention . as shown in fig7 a , the packaging 50 is comprised of a foil wrapper having a hollow portion 52 corresponding to the shape of the dispenser to be packaged , except that the hollow portion is somewhat shorter at the open end of the dispenser . for example , as shown in fig7 a , the hollow portion 52 may be one inch shorter in the wrist area . as shown in fig7 b , the dispenser glove 10 containing the medicating agent 36 is placed in the hollow portion 52 . the part of the glove 10 which extends past the end of the hollow portion 52 is folded over , as shown by b in fig7 c . in fig7 d , the package 50 has been closed and hermetically sealed and is leak - resistant . it should be understood that , instead of a foil - type hermetically or thermally sealable wrapper , package 50 may be comprised of a plastic type ziplock bag or a disposable plastic box with a shut - tight latch lid . obviously , the packaging 50 is designed to be shorter than the dispenser to be packaged therein , in order to facilitate the folding operation . the packaging steps described above may be accomplished either mechanically or manually , as desired . any of the dispensers of the present invention may be either individually packaged and wrapped or may be boxed collectively in a single container such as pop - up pre - medicated gloves in a box . the dispensers may be of one or varied sizes . there has thus been disclosed a simple , yet effective , dispenser for containing lubricating , moisturizing or other medicinal agents for application to parts of the body . no additional structures need be contained in , on or accompany the dispenser gloves or stockinetts of the present invention . in addition , these dispensers may be utilized on non - human mammals and other animals . although only a preferred embodiment is specifically illustrated and described herein , it will be appreciated that many modifications and variations of the present invention are possible in light of the above teachings and within the purview of the appended claims without departing from the spirit and intended scope of the invention .