McKesson Confiderm® NonSterile Powder Free Nitrile Exam Gloves - 100/Box

Confiderm® NonSterile Powder Free Nitrile Exam Gloves - 100/Box

Confiderm nonsterile powder free nitrile exam gloves are single-use exam gloves for routine medical exam and non-surgical procedure tasks. They are a practical choice for buyers who want latex-free gloves with ambidextrous fit and textured fingertips for tactile sensitivity and dexterity. This box includes 100 blue medium gloves with a beaded cuff.

Good Fit For

• Medical exam and non-surgical procedure glove use
• Settings that prefer latex-free disposable gloves
• Frequent glove changes during single-use workflows

Key Features

• Powder-free nitrile exam gloves for routine exam and procedure use
• Nonsterile and single use, supporting everyday glove changes
• Textured fingertips help improve tactile sensitivity and dexterity
• Ambidextrous design simplifies dispensing and use
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-free glove programs
• Tested for use with chemotherapy drugs using ASTM F 739-99 a

Applications and Usage

• Routine patient exams
• Non-surgical procedures
• General disposable glove use where textured fingertips are helpful
• Workflows that call for ambidextrous, single-use exam gloves

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 100/Box.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Gloves used for protection against chemotherapy drug exposure must be selected specifically for the type of drugs being used.
• This glove is intended for single use only.

FAQ

• Are these exam gloves sterile? No. These Confiderm exam gloves are nonsterile.
• Are these gloves powder free and latex free? Yes. The gloves are powder free and not made with natural rubber latex.
• Do these gloves fit either hand? Yes. The ambidextrous design allows the gloves to be worn on either hand.
• What size and quantity does this box include? This box includes 100 medium gloves.
• Can these gloves be used with chemotherapy drugs? These gloves were tested for use with chemotherapy drugs using ASTM F 739-99 a. Glove selection for chemotherapy drug exposure should be based on the specific drugs being used.

From Confiderm by McKesson.