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Description
Material Composition: The gloves are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a synthetic plastic polymer. This material offers a soft and flexible feel for comfortable wear.
Latex-Free: A primary feature of these gloves is that they are not made with natural rubber latex. This makes them an excellent alternative for individuals with latex allergies or sensitivities, preventing Type I allergic reactions.
Powder-Free: DermAssist vinyl gloves are powder-free, which eliminates the risk of powder-related contamination and reduces the potential for skin irritation and respiratory allergic reactions.
Non-Sterile: These gloves are intended for examinations and procedures that do not require a sterile environment. This makes them a cost-effective choice for a wide range of applications where sterility is not a primary concern.
Clarity and Size: The "Clear" designation indicates the gloves are transparent, allowing for visibility of the hands. The "Medium" size is a common choice, fitting a wide range of users.
Ambidextrous Design: These gloves are designed to be used on either hand, which allows for quick and easy donning without the need to sort through pairs.
Smooth Finish: They typically have a smooth exterior finish, providing good tactile sensitivity.
Disposable: DermAssist Vinyl Exam Gloves are intended for single-use only to prevent cross-contamination.
DermAssist Vinyl Exam Gloves are best suited for low-risk, general-purpose tasks that require a protective barrier against contaminants. Their uses span across various sectors:
Healthcare and Medical Settings:
Non-invasive physical examinations: Taking vital signs such as blood pressure and temperature.
General patient care: Assisting with bathing, dressing, and transporting patients.
Medication administration: Handling oral medications.
Handling of bodily fluids (in low-risk situations): While not intended for high-risk exposure, they can be used for tasks where minimal contact with non-infectious bodily fluids is anticipated.
Dental examinations: Where a sterile field is not required.
Laboratory Work:
Handling of non-hazardous chemicals and substances.
General laboratory cleaning and maintenance.
Food Service and Preparation:
Food handling and preparation to prevent the transfer of germs from hands to food.
General cleaning and sanitation in kitchen environments.
Janitorial and Sanitation Services:
Protection from cleaning solutions and general grime.
Waste disposal.
Beauty and Salon Industry:
Applying hair dyes and other beauty treatments.
General cleaning and client protection.
