Keep your hands clean and reduce contamination risks with a pair of great clinical gloves like the Aurelia Transform 100 Powder-Free Disposable Nitrile Examination Gloves. These single-use gloves are ideal for a range of clinical, medical, food-related, laboratory, and janitorial tasks. They are also designed for optimal durability, with a strong nitrile construction that provides a good level of flexibility and tactility. What's Included? Powder-free construction to significantly reduce the risk of surface-contamination when handling various materials This information does not reflect the actual duration of protection in the workplace and the differentiation between mixtures and pure chemicals. The chemical resistance has been assessed under laboratory conditions from samples taken from the palm only and relates only to the chemical tested. It can be different if the chemical is used in a mixture. Latex provides an excellent protective barrier due to their durability and integrity while remaining comfortable to wear and easy to put on. Our Unicare range includes powder free and powdered latex, notable for their strength, soft comfort, and consistent grip. These disposable nitrile gloves have been designed for secure and hygienic usage during a wide range of job tasks, particularly those focused in medical and clinical industries. Suitable applications for these gloves include (but are not limited to):

These gloves have been designed with some chemical-resistance for secure usage when handling a selection of hazardous substances. EN374-5 (Resistance to Micro-organisms)

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Disposable gloves made out of synthetic rubber materials like nitrile offer an average shelf life of about five years. While nitrile disposable gloves do expire some, if properly stored, have lasted up to 10 years without any signs of damage or degradation. The main difference between nitrile and latex is that nitrile is typically a stronger, higher-quality glove compared to latex. However, latex is a cheaper option for those that do not require stronger chemical and puncture resistance. It largely depends on the task users are required to perform. While nitrile is not as flexible as their latex counterparts, nitrile disposable gloves are notably more durable and resistant to chemicals. As such, these gloves are the ideal choice for anyone who has to handle potentially hazardous and corrosive chemicals.

These gloves comply with European Standards for protection against select micro-organisms to limit the spread of harmful micro-organisms. EN455 (Medical Glove Testing)Vinyl is made with a unique low-friction inner polymer coating for smooth donning and are tapered at the wrist to better fit your hand. Unicare vinyl gloves feature beaded cuffs for extra strength and tear resistance. Our Unicare disposable glove range has been developed to provide exceptional levels of comfort and includes gloves manufactured in nitrile, vinyl, vinyl/nitrile hybrid blend, latex and polyethylene. Unicare gloves consist of both non-medical and medical grade options which are particularly suited to use in healthcare examination, dental and veterinary care.

Nitrile gloves are water-proof, oil-proof, grease-proof, chemical-proof, and heat-proof. As such they are used in numerous industries for some of the highest levels of skin protection. Are nitrile gloves body safe? Protective gloves play an essential part in risk management, especially during tasks such as food preparation and food safety. While there are many disposable gloves available to protect users from harmful bacteria when dealing with food, none are as effective as nitrile, due to their high levels of versatility. They are also significantly more effective across a wide range of industries and protect workers from skin irritations, cuts, abrasions and burns.Here, we answer some of the other common questions about the safe use of nitrile gloves. Do nitrile gloves cause cancer? Nitrile gloves should be thoroughly tested to EN standards that make them safe for consumer use. Particularly EN1184 determines that gloves are safe to use in food handling. Most good quality nitrile gloves are also hypoallergenic to minimise the chance of a skin reaction. Are nitrile gloves impermeable? Accelerators are chemicals added to the composition of some disposable gloves. These chemicals transform the liquid materials used to make gloves into durable, stretchy films.

Fit for special purpose: gloves are designed to be tight fitting to the hand, therefore they may not meet the requirements of EN420.

Wondering, ‘ are nitrile gloves safe for the body? ’ Nitrile gloves are an excellent choice for sensitive skin because they have few potential irritants in their synthetic rubber makeup. Ensure you opt for late-free, accelerator-free gloves for allergy-free wear. Are nitrile gloves toxic? EN374-4 Degradation levels indicate the change in puncture resistance of the gloves after exposure to the challenge chemical. Accelerators used in some nitrile gloves are thought to be carcinogenic. Mercaptobenzothiazole is one such accelerator. Choose an accelerator-free nitrile glove to give you peace of mind. Are nitrile gloves flammable? These gloves have been tested to and comply with standards for quality and strength of disposable medical-use gloves. Food-Safe Design