Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) pieces 100's

Product Description:

Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) are high-quality disposable gloves designed for use in medical, laboratory, and healthcare settings. These gloves are made from natural latex rubber and are designed to provide excellent flexibility, sensitivity, and durability while offering a high level of protection against contaminants, fluids, and pathogens. The gloves feature a smooth finish, which enhances tactile sensitivity, making them ideal for procedures that require precision.

Each box contains 100 pieces of gloves, ensuring ample supply for medical or clinical use. These gloves are powder-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or irritation that may be caused by powdered gloves. The latex material offers a snug fit, ensuring comfort and dexterity during long periods of use.

Indications:

Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) are primarily used for:

• Medical Examination: Protect healthcare providers and patients during medical examinations, procedures, and diagnostic testing by minimizing the risk of cross-contamination.

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Used as part of the standard protective gear in healthcare settings to safeguard against exposure to blood, bodily fluids, and pathogens.

• Laboratory Work: Ideal for laboratory tasks involving chemicals, biological samples, and potentially hazardous materials.

• Dental Procedures: Often used by dental professionals to ensure hygiene during dental exams and treatments.

• Home Care and Non-Surgical Use: For use in non-invasive procedures such as caregiving, cleaning, and other situations where protection from germs or contaminants is necessary.

These gloves provide an important barrier in preventing the transmission of infectious diseases, contamination, and exposure to hazardous materials.

Dosages:

Since Latex Examination Gloves are used as a personal protective barrier, there are no specific dosage instructions. Instead, the appropriate amount of gloves should be used depending on the procedure or task:

• Single Use: Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) are designed for single-use only and should be disposed of immediately after use to avoid contamination or infection.

• Medical Settings: Healthcare professionals should change gloves between patients or after handling potentially contaminated materials or equipment.

• Lab/Industrial Use: Gloves should be changed after each task or exposure to harmful substances or materials.

Side Effects:

While Latex Examination Gloves are generally safe for use, some individuals may experience side effects, particularly related to allergies:

• Latex Allergy: Some people may have an allergy to natural latex, leading to symptoms such as:

  • Skin irritation: Redness, rash, or itching at the site of contact.

  • Respiratory reactions: Sneezing, runny nose, or difficulty breathing in more severe cases.

  • Anaphylaxis: In rare instances, a severe allergic reaction can occur, which may cause swelling, difficulty breathing, and a drop in blood pressure.

• Contact Dermatitis: Prolonged or repeated exposure to latex gloves may lead to irritant or allergic contact dermatitis, particularly for individuals with sensitive skin.

• Powdered Gloves (if applicable): Although the MedX latex gloves are powder-free, other latex gloves with powder may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions from the powder residue.

If any allergic reactions occur, stop using the gloves immediately and consult a healthcare provider for proper treatment.

Contraindications:

Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) should not be used in the following situations:

• Latex Allergy: Individuals with known latex allergies should avoid using latex gloves and opt for non-latex alternatives, such as nitrile or vinyl gloves, to prevent allergic reactions.

• Open Skin Lesions: Individuals with cuts, rashes, or open wounds on their hands should avoid wearing latex gloves as they could cause further irritation or exacerbate skin conditions.

• Severe Allergic Reactions: People who have had a severe allergic reaction to latex in the past should strictly avoid using latex-based gloves.

Notes:

• Proper Use: Ensure that gloves are used properly and fit well to provide maximum protection. When putting on gloves, make sure the hands are dry to avoid gloves sticking or tearing.

• Disposal: Latex gloves are single-use and should be disposed of properly after use. Do not reuse gloves as this can lead to contamination or a breakdown in protection.

• Storage: Store latex gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the material from degrading. Keep them in their original packaging to avoid exposure to contaminants.

Latex Examination Gloves (MedX) are a reliable choice for medical professionals and workers in a variety of industries who need a high level of protection against contaminants. Always use them in accordance with safety guidelines to ensure maximum protection and hygiene.