O&M Halyard Inc Exam Glove STERLING® X-Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Gray Chemo Tested - Case of 1700 - 50709-CS
O&M Halyard Inc Exam Glove STERLING® X-Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Gray Chemo Tested - Case of 1700 - 50709-CS
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O&M Halyard Inc Exam Glove STERLING® X-Large NonSterile Nitrile Standard Cuff Length Textured Fingertips Gray Chemo Tested
This Exam Glove from Sterling® is ideal for exam, procedure and everyday hand protection. It is made of Nitrile, available in Gray and in size X-Large. Sold by the case of 1700.
| MF Id# | 50709 |
| Brand | Sterling® |
| Manufacturer | O&M Halyard Inc |
| Country of Origin | Thailand |
| Application | Exam Glove |
| Color | Gray |
| Color Family | Neutral |
| Cuff Style | Beaded Cuff |
| Fingertip Thickness Range | 2 mil to 4 mil Range |
| Fingertip Thickness: Typ.Values | 0.09 mm (3.5 mil) |
| Glove Exterior | Textured Fingertips |
| Glove Interior | Without Coating |
| Glove Length | Standard Cuff Length |
| Hand Compatibility | Ambidextrous |
| Length in Inches | 9.5 Inch |
| Material | Nitrile |
| Protection Level | Chemo Tested |
| Size | X-Large |
| Sterility | NonSterile |
| Type | Unspecified |
| UNSPSC Code | 42132203 |
Features
- 50706-kc300 sterling* nitrile exam gloves, 200 count, powder-free, latex-free, small
- Latex allergy is a growing concern within the healthcare industry
- Glove manufacturers have attempted to create a latex-free glove with the protection, flexibility and sensitivity of latex, at a comparable value
- Researchers developed a new way to utilize synthetic nitrile polymer with an innovative proprietary compounding process
- The result is a latex-free exam glove with the protection of nitrile and the sensitivity of latex
- Cleared for use in chemotherapy
- Meets ASTM requirements for testing parameters for specific hazardous drugs-http://www.usp.org/compounding/general-chapter-hazardous-drugs-handling-healthcare