Papstar Disposable gloves Medi-Inn Comfort, vinyl, powder-free, latex-free, transparent, 100 pcs.

Latex-free vinyl disposable gloves Medi-Inn Comfort are of medical quality and are ideal as examination and protective gloves or for handling non-greasy and oily foods. The particularly skin-friendly protective gloves have a soft feel and lightweight material, making them very comfortable to wear and supporting high tactile sensitivity. They contain no proteins that trigger latex allergies. Their surface is smooth and powder-free. Thanks to their properties and suitability as a medical product, they are primarily used in patient care in inpatient and outpatient care facilities, for example during washing and personal hygiene. The ambidextrous disposable gloves are available in different sizes and come packaged in practical dispenser boxes of 100 pieces each.

General Details:

• Very high manufacturing quality according to medical standards
• Cuff with rolled edge
• Ambidextrous
• For single use
• Non-sterile
• Latex-free, no proteins contained
• Powder-free (≤ 2 mg/dm²)
• AQL (Acceptable Quality Level): 1.5
• High tactile sensitivity: Level 5 (tested according to EN 420:2003 + A1:2009)
• Material: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), transparent
• Inner surface: soft, polymer-coated
• Outer surface: smooth
• Available in different sizes
• Packaging: in boxes of 100 pieces

Areas of Application:

• Hygiene and care areas
• Cosmetics
• Suitable only for dry and moist foods
• Conditionally suitable for: chocolate, cakes, pastries
• Not suitable for greasy/oily foods such as meat, fish, fat, oil, butter, margarine, cheese, mayonnaise, etc.

Safety Features:

• Class I medical device according to Directive 93/42/EEC suitable for examinations/work in the medical field
• Personal protective equipment of category I (for minimal hazards)
• Suitable for laboratory and cleaning work according to Regulation (EU) 2016/425
• Suitable for contact with non-greasy foods according to Regulation 1935/2004
• Tested according to LFGB and Regulation 10/20.