Disposable Latex Powder Free Glove

Disposable Latex Powder Free Glove

Features:

• Available in small, medium, large and X-large sizes
• The gloves are designed for single use only
• Suited for Transport, healthcare, food processing, hospitality, cleaning, dental, hair & beauty
• These gloves are ambidextrous
• Comfortable fit
• Powder-free to eliminate powder-induced irritation and dermatitis in users

Specifications:

• Colour: White
• Powder Type: Powder-free
• Brand: Medi-Origin
• Size: S, M, L, XL
• Material: Latex
• Carton Quantity: 10 boxes x 100pcs
• Product Dimensions : 22.5(W) x 11.5(D) x 6(H)
• Product Weight/box: 0.82kg
• Carton Size: 31.5(W) x 23.8(D) x 23.7(H)
• Carton Weight: 9kg
• Regulations: ARTG383113
• MANUFACTURING ACCREDITATIONS: ISO 9001, ISO13485

1. How do latex gloves work?

Natural latex, which is obtained from the rubber tree, has a degree of flexibility that makes it perfect for a wide range of uses. It was initially utilised in gloves in the late 1800s and is still a popular option for disposable gloves today.  Latex gloves are thin, have a tight fit, and provide a large level of dexterity, making them feel like a second skin. With latex examination gloves on, the wearer keeps a high level of touch sensitivity, which is essential for more complex activities. 

2. Can I reuse your disposable latex gloves?

No, all latex gloves are one-time use only items. Gloves must be changed between episodes of care for various patients. This protects against the spread of infection within the patient's body or between other body sites.  Since reusing gloves in any situation can spread potentially dangerous bacteria, chemicals, or other foreign matter from product to product or from product to client, these recommendations also apply to industries outside of healthcare.  

3. Why do you offer powder free latex gloves?

Exam and surgical gloves used to frequently contain powder because it made donning the glove easier and stopped the gloves from adhering to one another. However, it has also been demonstrated that the usage of powder in gloves has unfavourable effects, such as negative effects on wound healing and infection, stimulation of peritoneal adhesion development, and granulomatous peritonitis.  Furthermore, powder particles may act as carriers for latex proteins, which in certain people may result in potentially fatal allergic reactions.  

4. When can latex gloves be used? 

When there is a chance that the wearer will come into contact with chemicals or bodily fluids, to protect others and oneself from bacteria, to prevent burns, wounds, and other similar injuries, as well as for general cleanliness, comfort, or personal choice, medical gloves are used. The gloves are employed in places like:

• Operating rooms
• Health centres
• the hospitals
• Hospitals and clinics
• Salons for beauty
• Tattoo studios
• Numerous additional industries.

It is crucial to note that gloves used in operating rooms must be completely sterile and individually packaged per set for the patients' safety because the user will be working with open wounds.  

5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of latex gloves?

Gloves made of latex are made of natural rubber. Latex gloves are incredibly robust, flexible, and comfortable to wear. When working with biological and water-based products, they are a great option. Latex gloves are widely chosen for delicate applications like surgery since they are so thin and sensitive to touch. On the other hand, it's vital to know that certain people may experience reactions to both powdered and powder-free latex gloves. As a result, the primary drawback of latex gloves is that some people may develop skin sensitivities and reactions to them.   

6. Are latex gloves waterproof?

Yes, latex gloves are waterproof. Latex is naturally waterproof because it is made of rubber.  

7. Can latex gloves be stored for a long time?

Latex gloves could last for up to five years if properly stored. Providing they are stored properly and in their original packaging. And we suggest that disposable latex gloves should be kept in a cool dark place if you want to store them for a long time.