McKesson Exam Glove Confiderm NonSterile Powder Free Latex Textured Ivory X-Small Ambidextrous, 100 EA/BX

Exam Glove Confiderm NonSterile Powder Free Latex Textured Ivory X-Small Ambidextrous, 100 EA/BX

These Confiderm latex exam gloves are nonsterile, powder-free exam gloves with a textured exterior and ambidextrous fit. They work well for exam settings that need single-use gloves that are easier to don in wet, damp, or dry conditions. This X-small option comes in ivory with a beaded cuff and low protein latex.

Good Fit For

• Exam rooms using latex exam gloves
• Setups where gloves may be donned in wet, damp, or dry conditions
• Users who need an X-small glove size
• Oral examinations

Key Features

• Powder-free latex exam glove for single-use exam tasks
• Textured exterior helps support grip during handling
• Ambidextrous design simplifies glove dispensing and use
• Interior polymer coating helps reduce sticking for easier donning
• Beaded cuff adds a more secure edge at the wrist
• Low protein content helps minimize the risk of allergic reactions

Applications and Usage

• General medical examinations
• Non-surgical procedure glove use
• Oral examinations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 0.07 mm.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This product contains natural rubber latex and should be avoided by users with known latex or rubber sensitivity
• Safe use by or on latex sensitized individuals has not been established
• Single-use only

FAQ

• Are these exam gloves sterile? No. These exam gloves are nonsterile.
• Are these gloves powder free? Yes. These Confiderm exam gloves are powder-free.
• Can either hand wear these gloves? Yes. The ambidextrous design allows the gloves to be worn on either hand.
• Do these gloves help with donning when hands are damp? Yes. The interior polymer coating is intended to reduce sticking and support donning in wet, damp, or dry conditions.
• Are these gloves safe for latex-sensitive users? Caution is required. These gloves contain natural rubber latex, and safe use by or on latex sensitized individuals has not been established.

From Confiderm by McKesson.