Medical Exam Latex Gloves, PF
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By Technologist Choice™
- Disposable Medical Exam Latex Powder Free Gloves
- Made with natural rubber latex, smooth finish to optimize sensitivity
- Chlorinated to reduce allergic reactions while still permitting ease of donning
- Non-sterile, Powder-free
- Cuffs are beaded to prevent rolling back and tearing
- Ambidextrous, tear-resistant and offer superior protection
- Health Canada Licenced
- ASTM D3578
| Item No. | Size |
|---|---|
| DIS-056B | X-Small |
| DIS-045B | Small |
| DIS-046B | Medium |
| DIS-047B | Large |
| DIS-048B | X-Large |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right medical gloves for different healthcare tasks?
Picking the right medical gloves is vital when you are doing healthcare tasks. Consider the degree of protection required based on potential exposure to body fluids, the patient's potential allergies to materials like latex, and the level of invasiveness of the task. An example would be that for high-risk operations the staff can use thicker gloves, while for work requiring fine motor skills the staff can use thinner gloves.
Are the medical gloves at BND Inc. latex-free or hypoallergenic?
We have both types of medical gloves that are latex-free and latex-containing, depending on your needs. Natural rubber provides eco-friendly and safe latex for use.
How do we test medical gloves for durability and safety?
We subject medical gloves to various testing strategies. To check for deformities, medical gloves undergo tear resistance tests, leak tests, chemical tests, and microbiological tests.
Can you use medical gloves for non-medical purposes?
Due to their strength, medical gloves are suitable for a variety of tasks. You can use them for tattooing or skincare to avoid direct skin contact and contamination.
What sizes of medical gloves does BND Inc. offer?
Medical gloves must fit all users and be comfortable to wear. We stock our gloves in all sizes, including small, medium, large, extra-large, and extra-extra.
How often should a procedure require changing medical gloves?
Generally, you should replace medical gloves every 90 minutes. However, you should replace it if it sustains any damage, such as a loss of integrity due to tears or punctures.
