- Small / Box (200 Gloves) - $54.22
- Small / Case (10 Boxes / 2000 Gloves) - $532.20
- Medium / Box (200 Gloves) - $54.22
- Medium / Case (10 Boxes / 2000 Gloves) - $532.20
- Large / Box (200 Gloves) - $54.22
- Large / Case (10 Boxes / 2000 Gloves) - $532.20
- Extra Large / Box (200 Gloves) - $54.22
- Extra Large / Case (10 Boxes / 2000 Gloves) - $532.20
Medline Aloetouch Ice Thin Nitrile Exam Glove, Non-Sterile, Powder-free, Latex-free
PRODUCT DETAILS
Introducing the Medline Aloetouch Ice Thin Nitrile Exam Gloves, a nonsterile and powder-free solution designed to provide exceptional sensitivity and reliable protection. These gloves offer a house-wide solution with their excellent performance and unique AloeTouch Ice coating, which helps soothe and moisturize hard-working hands.
Features and Benefits
- Superior Sensitivity and Protection: The Aloetouch Ice Thin Nitrile Exam Gloves offer excellent sensitivity, allowing for precise movements and delicate procedures, while still providing dependable protection against potential contaminants.
- Aloe Coating: These gloves are coated with AloeTouch Ice, which contains aloe to help soothe and moisturize hands during extended wear. This feature ensures that even with frequent glove changes, hands stay comfortable and nourished.
- Enhanced Grip: The gloves are green in color with textured fingertips, providing better grip and control, even in wet or slippery conditions. This texture allows for a secure hold on instruments and objects, reducing the risk of accidental slippage.
- Chemotherapy Drug Compatibility: The gloves meet the Protection Equipment requirement for the use of chemotherapy gloves when handling hazardous drugs, as outlined in the USP 800 chapter. They have been tested for resistance to chemotherapy drugs, ensuring their suitability for healthcare professionals working with these substances. Please note that these gloves should not be used with Carmustine and Thiotepa.
Specifications
- Available Sizes
- Small (MDS195284)
- Medium (MDS195285)
- Large (MDS195285)
- Extra Large (MDS195285)
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Material: Nitrile
- Latex-Free: Yes
- Powder: No
- Texture: Fingertip
- Accelerators: Yes
- Chemo: Yes
- Brand: Medline
What are Medical Exam Gloves?
Medical exam gloves are disposable gloves used by healthcare professionals during medical procedures to prevent the transmission of pathogens and cross-contamination. Made from materials like latex, nitrile, or vinyl, these gloves provide a protective barrier while ensuring dexterity and tactile sensitivity. They are worn during physical examinations, surgeries, wound care, and other medical interventions in hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. It's important to discard them after each use and practice proper hand hygiene to maintain infection control.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Are Medical Exam Gloves food-safe?
A: Yes, many medical exam gloves are food safe, particularly nitrile and vinyl gloves, which are commonly used in food handling and preparation.
Q: Do Medical Exam Gloves expire?
A: Yes, medical gloves have an expiration date. Over time, materials may degrade, reducing protection and elasticity. Always check packaging for expiration details.
Q: Are nitrile gloves food safe?
A: Yes, nitrile gloves are food-safe and widely used in food handling.
Q: What is the difference between nitrile and latex gloves?
A: Nitrile gloves are latex-free and offer high puncture resistance, making them ideal for individuals with latex allergies. Latex gloves provide better elasticity and comfort but may cause allergic reactions.
Q: Are Medical Exam Gloves reusable?
A: No, medical exam gloves are designed for single-use only to prevent cross-contamination and maintain hygiene standards.
Q: How to dispose Medical Exam Gloves?
A: Used medical exam gloves should be disposed of in designated medical waste bins to ensure proper contamination control.