Waldent Nitrile Examination Gloves – Black

Features

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Description

Waldent?itrile Examination Gloves?/strong>are non-Powdered gloves?with High?ear Resistance.?/strong> These are manufactured from natural nitrile. The gloves have straight fingers and are ambidextrous for comfortable fit. They are specially designed for conducting examinations, diagnosis and are safe for handling contaminated instruments. Uncompromised quality control ensures that each glove provides maximum protection against infections while providing superior comfort. High quality antioxidants are added to increase shelf life.Black gloves provides as quick dental contraster by placing the black gloves behind the teeth for dental photography.Dentists who are allergic to latex must use Nitrile Gloves

COMPOSITION:-
Composed of Nitrile

Key Specifications

Storage:

1. Store in a cool & dry place?/li>
2. Protect from Sunlight
3. Storage temperature should not exceed 30?

Packaging

• 1 X Box (40 Pairs)

FAQs

Q.What’s the difference between nitrile and latex gloves?
A.Latex gloves are made of natural rubber that fits comfortably and protects from viruses and bacteria. Nitrile is short for acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber.?his material is created from monomers ? acrylonitrile and butadiene ? which are molecules that?re bonded together.

Q.Are nitrile gloves in demand?
A.Disposable nitrile gloves experienced a?ramatic incline in global demand?mid COVID-19 that grew three-fold in 2020. The incredible increase in demand was witnessed over a short span due to high use by healthcare professionals and the implementation of strict hygiene protocols.

Q.How do you evaluate nitrile gloves?
A.Easy 6 Step Inflation Test

1. Blow into glove to inflate – if the glove breaks during inflation, it is a sign of lower quality with reduced elasticity.
2. Twist the glove to hold in the air.
3. Hold up to the light.
4. Inspect the glove color.
5. Inflate another glove to the same size.

Q.Do doctors use nitrile gloves?
A.Nitrile gloves are commonly used when dealing with?igh-risk situations involving blood, bodily fluids or patients with infectious diseases.

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