Latex Examination Gloves (Sensive) Powder Free Non Sterile Size Small 100's

Specification:
Powder Free
Non-Sterile
Finger Textured
Single-Use

Product Description:

Sensive Latex Examination Gloves (Powder-Free, Non-Sterile, Size Small) are high-quality, disposable gloves made from latex material designed for medical and healthcare professionals, as well as for general use in environments that require protection from contamination. These gloves are powder-free to minimize the risk of irritation or allergic reactions associated with powdered gloves. They are non-sterile, making them suitable for tasks that do not require a sterile environment, such as general examinations, diagnostic procedures, and laboratory work.

The gloves provide an excellent barrier against contaminants while maintaining dexterity, comfort, and flexibility during use. Size small is ideal for individuals with smaller hands, ensuring a snug fit that allows for ease of movement and control. The pack contains 100 gloves, providing an ample supply for repeated use in various professional and personal settings.

Key Features:

• Latex Material: Provides a natural fit and excellent elasticity.

• Powder-Free: Helps reduce the risk of skin irritation, allergic reactions, and contamination associated with powdered gloves.

• Non-Sterile: Suitable for non-sterile environments like routine examinations, diagnostic procedures, and handling non-invasive tasks.

• Size Small: Designed to fit individuals with smaller hands, ensuring comfort and improved dexterity.

• Durable and Flexible: Offers protection while maintaining sensitivity and control for delicate tasks.

• 100 Gloves per Box: Ideal for professional and medical environments that require frequent glove changes.

Indications:

Sensive Latex Examination Gloves are indicated for:

1. Medical and Healthcare Use: To provide a protective barrier during examinations, diagnostic procedures, and non-invasive patient care activities.

2. General Use in Laboratories: For handling specimens, chemicals, and equipment in a laboratory setting.

3. Household or Cleaning Tasks: For protecting hands from chemicals, dirt, or potential irritants during cleaning or household chores.

4. Food Handling: In environments where hygiene is crucial, such as food preparation and serving.

5. Personal Protection: Ideal for protecting hands from contaminants, bacteria, and viruses in various non-sterile environments.

Dosage and Usage:

1. Put On the Gloves: Remove a glove from the box, being careful not to touch the outer surface with your skin. Slide your hands into the gloves, making sure they fit snugly for maximum protection and dexterity.

2. Perform Tasks: Use the gloves during any procedure or task requiring protection. Ensure that gloves remain intact and free from tears or punctures during use.

3. Remove the Gloves: After use, carefully remove the gloves by pulling from the wrist area and turning them inside out as you go. Avoid touching the outer surface to prevent contamination.

4. Dispose of Properly: Dispose of used gloves in a waste container to avoid contamination. Do not flush gloves down the toilet, as they may clog plumbing.

5. Hand Hygiene: After removing and discarding the gloves, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.

Side Effects:

Latex gloves, while generally safe for most users, can sometimes cause the following side effects:

1. Skin Irritation: In some cases, individuals may experience redness, itching, or dryness on the hands after prolonged use.

2. Latex Allergic Reactions: People with a latex allergy may experience more severe reactions, such as hives, swelling, difficulty breathing, or anaphylaxis. If any of these symptoms occur, seek immediate medical attention.

3. Contact Dermatitis: Some users may develop mild contact dermatitis due to prolonged exposure to latex or certain chemicals used in the gloves.

Contraindications:

1. Latex Allergy: Do not use these gloves if you or the user has a known allergy to latex. Latex allergies can cause severe reactions, including difficulty breathing and anaphylaxis.

2. Open Wounds or Broken Skin: These gloves are not intended for use on open wounds or infected areas. They are designed for preventive protection during non-invasive procedures.

3. Chemical Exposure: While latex gloves offer a protective barrier against many substances, they may not provide sufficient protection against certain chemicals or solvents. Always check the glove’s compatibility with chemicals if using them in a lab or industrial setting.

4. Sterile Environments: These gloves are non-sterile and should not be used in sterile medical procedures or surgeries that require sterile gloves.

Warnings and Precautions:

1. Inspect Before Use: Always check gloves for any tears, holes, or punctures before use to ensure they provide an adequate barrier.

2. Single Use Only: These gloves are intended for single use only. Reusing gloves may compromise their protective capabilities.

3. Proper Disposal: Dispose of gloves properly to prevent environmental contamination. Do not flush gloves down the toilet.

4. Allergic Reactions: If allergic reactions occur, immediately remove the gloves and seek medical attention. Consider switching to non-latex gloves if an allergy is present.

5. Avoid Sharp Objects: These gloves provide protection against many materials but may not be resistant to sharp objects. Be cautious when handling needles or other sharp items.

Storage:

• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the gloves.

• Keep gloves away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prevent damage or degradation of the latex material.

• Ensure the packaging remains sealed until use to maintain the gloves' cleanliness and dryness.

Conclusion:

Sensive Latex Examination Gloves are an excellent choice for medical professionals, laboratories, and general use, offering reliable protection while maintaining comfort and dexterity. Their powder-free, non-sterile design ensures that they are safe for most routine tasks. Always check for any signs of irritation or allergic reactions, and use the gloves in accordance with the provided instructions. For individuals with latex allergies, consider using latex-free gloves for added safety.