Ansell Micro-Touch NitraFree Nitrile Exam Gloves

Ansell Micro-Touch Exam Gloves Features

• Made from a durable and soft nitrile formulation
• The softer, stretch formulation of this glove provides superior tactile sensitivity in a synthetic glove
• The textured fingertips of the glove provide extra protection for wet or dry grip, and against slippage
• Does not contain sulfur-based chemical accelerators or natural rubber latex, thus preventing Type I allergies and reducing the potential for Type IV allergic reactions
• This glove is tested for use with the following 8 chemotherapy drugs: Vincristine Sulfate, Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan), Doxorubicin Hydrochloride, 5-Fluorouracil, Methotrexate, Etoposide (Toposar), Paclitaxel (Taxol) and Thiotepa
• Meets or exceeds ASTM examination glove standards
• Manufactured within the quality guidelines of ISO 13485:2003, ISO 9001:2000, and FDA-QSR
• Nitrile film has an excellent puncture and chemical resistance
• Nitrile gloves are recommended for conditions where high strength and chemical protection are required
• Fingertip Thickness: 0.16 mm (6.3 mil)

Why choose Ansell Micro-Touch Non-Sterile Exam Gloves?

• Tested for use with chemotherapy drugs
• Sustained, high-risk examination procedures
• Protection from latex Type I allergy and minimize chemical Type IV allergies in HCW's or patients

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• Medline Sterillium Comfort Gel Hand Sanitizers
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Ansell Micro-Touch Exam Gloves Care Instructions

• Storage: Keep away from direct sunlight; store in a cool dry place. Keep away from ozone sources. If gloves are properly stored, as indicated above, they won’t lose their performances and won’t change the glove characteristics significantly. If gloves could be affected by ageing or storage, the expiry date is mentioned on the packaging materials.
• Cleaning: These are single-use gloves and are not designed to be laundered nor to be reused.
• Disposal: Used gloves may be contaminated with infectious or other hazardous materials. Dispose of according to Local Authority Regulations. Landfill or incinerate under controlled conditions.

Precautions for use

• Before usage, inspect the gloves for any defects or imperfections such as holes, pinholes and tears. If the gloves are ripped or punctured during use, dispose of them immediately. If in doubt, do not use the gloves, get a new pair.
• Do not reverse the gloves.
• It is essential to keep all chemicals from contact with the skin, even if they are thought to be harmless.
• Contaminated gloves should be cleaned or washed before removal.
• Ensure the chemicals cannot enter via the cuff.
• Gloves which have a tear level of 1 or above (as per EN 388) should not be used for protection against serrated blades or when there is a risk of entanglement with moving machine parts.
• The gloves should not come in contact with a naked flame.
• Gloves shall not be used for protection against ionising radiation nor for use in containment enclosures.