Dermagrip High Risk Latex Exam Gloves, Size Small (50 Count)

Title: DermaGrip High Risk Latex Examination Gloves (Size S, 50 Count) - Superior Protection for High-Risk Environments

DermaGrip High Risk Latex Examination Gloves (Size S, 50 Count) - Superior Protection for High-Risk Environments

Product Description

DermaGrip High Risk latex examination gloves provide exceptional protection in high-risk environments. These durable, small (size S) gloves, sold in packs of 25 pairs (50 gloves) (D1401-14), are designed for extended use (up to several days for non-medical applications) and offer superior resistance to a wide range of chemicals and antiseptics. Their textured fingertips ensure a secure grip on instruments, making them ideal for various tasks.

Superior Protection in Demanding Applications

• High-Risk Handling: Processing used equipment, tools, and apparatus; contact with cleaning agents and aggressive substances including weak acids, alkalis, and salt solutions.
• Thorough Cleaning: General and routine cleaning, ensuring protection from contaminants.
• Hazardous Material Handling: Safe handling of cytostatics, solvents, and other chemicals; optimal protection in pathology and related fields.

Applications

• Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, medical labs.
• Laboratory Settings: Research, testing, and analysis.
• Pathology: Autopsy and specimen handling.
• Dentistry: Dental procedures and sterilization.
• Veterinary Medicine: Animal care and procedures.
• Industrial Use: Pharmaceutical, printing, electronics, light industry, construction, and painting.
• Food Service & Processing: Maintaining hygiene and safety standards.
• Cleaning Services: Professional and industrial cleaning.

Usage Instructions

• For single-use only as a hand protection device.
• Do not use if the gloves are damaged.
• Use gloves of the correct size.
• Avoid prolonged wear (more than 2 hours).
• With frequent or prolonged use, ensure proper hand care.

Warnings

• These gloves are made from natural latex and may cause allergic reactions in susceptible individuals. If you have a latex allergy, use synthetic gloves.
• Individual intolerance to materials is possible.
• Discontinue use and consult a physician if skin irritation occurs.
• Dermatitis and other skin irritations may result from improper hand care and restricted air ventilation.
• These gloves do not guarantee complete protection against punctures or cuts.
• Avoid contact with petroleum-based products, solvents, ozone, and direct sunlight.

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