1) I need a sourcing and profitability analysis for Arbitrage for this specific product: - Title: STEX 581 Foam Nitrile Palm Coated - ASIN: B084WV72NS - UPC: 713740796989 2) The current selling price per unit is $201.98 and my break-even cost

I'm unable to browse the internet in real-time or check current prices or store availability. However, I can guide you on how to conduct the sourcing and profitability analysis for the STEX 581 Foam Nitrile Palm Coated (ASIN: B084WV72NS) and provide you with a structure for your results.

### Sourcing and Profitability Analysis Structure

1. **Define Your Parameters**:
   - **Current Selling Price**: $201.98
   - **Break-even Cost**: $165.33
   - **Minimum Acceptable Cost for ROI**: $132.26 (to achieve at least a 25% ROI)

2. **ROI Calculation**:
   - ROI = (Selling Price - Cost) / Cost
   - You need to source at a cost of $132.26 or less to achieve the desired ROI.

3. **Search for Suppliers**:
   - Look for vendors on platforms like Amazon Business, Alibaba, Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.
   - Focus on both online and local retailer options.

4. **Create a Table**: You can structure your findings in a spreadsheet or table format like below.

### Sample Table for Sourcing Results

| Store Name        | Purchase Price | Availability | Direct Product Link                       |
|-------------------|----------------|--------------|------------------------------------------|
| Store 1           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 2           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 3           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 4           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 5           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 6           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 7           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 8           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 9           | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 10          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 11          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 12          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 13          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 14          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 15          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 16          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 17          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 18          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 19          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |
| Store 20          | $[price]       | [Yes/No]     | [Store Link]                             |

### Steps to Collect the Data
1. Search for the product on each of the stores listed above.
2. Check the price and availability of the item.
3. Record the direct link to the product page.
4. Ensure the sourcing price is at or below $132.26.

### Conclusion
Once you collect this data, you can evaluate which of the sourcing options will give you the best ROI and move forward with your arbitrage strategy. If you need further assistance on how to analyze the data or calculate your profits, feel free to ask!