Gloves are a proven way to protect your hands from contamination or prevent the transfer of microbes on your hands to those in your care or the environment. However, not all gloves provide the same barrier protection, with some prone to developing pinholes that reduce their effectiveness. See our infographic below on which gloves provide …
Surgical Glove Perforations In an operating theatre, surgeons, operative assistants and scrub nurses are at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens from surgical glove perforations. Research shows that the average time for a perforation to occur in operating theatres is 69.8 minutes (Guo et al. 2012), with the rate increasing substantially for surgeries greater than …
Itâs easy to overlook basic safety practices that are simple and repetitive. Proper donning and doffing of disposable medical gloves is one of those practices. The key concern is creating a barrier between wearersâ skin and contaminants, pathogens or other hazardous materials. Healthcare workers, for instance, need a barrier between themselves and patientsâ blood, skin …
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Knowing the benefits, risks, strengths and limitations of the different types of disposable gloves is essential.
In many industries, vinyl gloves are the main source of protection for workers. But did you know that nitrile gloves are a better choice?
The AMG is the worldâs first non-leaching antimicrobial glove that is proven to kill up to 99.999% microbes upon glove contact.
When using disposable gloves, AQL monitors quality. Take a closer look at AQL 1.5 and how stringent this standard really is.
GloveOn Avalon Biodegradable Glove provides a practical solution for a cleaner planet by vastly accelerating the biodegradation process.
Goodpac is a fully automated process that is foolproof against contamination, curbing wastage in both time and material as well.
A 510(k) is a premarket submission made to FDA to demonstrate that the medical glove to be marketed is as safe and effective, that is, substantially equivalent, to a legally marketed medical glove. Medical gloves must be biologically compatible with human skin. To assess this, the FDA requires two biological tests: Primary skin irritation (PSI), …
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