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- Proper glove usage also involves understanding when and how to change gloves. In medical settings, gloves must be changed between patients and procedures to prevent cross-contamination. Healthcare workers are trained to follow strict protocols for donning and doffing gloves, including proper hand hygiene practices before and after glove use. This minimizes the risk of transferring pathogens from one surface to…
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- Non-sterile gloves, on the other hand, are used for routine examinations and procedures where sterility is not a primary concern. These gloves are commonly used in outpatient settings, dental offices, and for general patient care. While they do not provide the same level of protection as sterile gloves, they are still effective in preventing the spread of infections and maintaining…
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- Vinyl gloves are another option, especially for low-risk procedures and examinations. Made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), these gloves are cost-effective and provide a looser fit compared to nitrile and latex gloves. Vinyl gloves are less durable and offer less protection against chemicals and punctures, but they are suitable for tasks that involve minimal risk of exposure to pathogens. They are…
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R326.00 Ex VAT
- High-risk gloves are designed for situations where there is a significant risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens or hazardous chemicals. These gloves are typically thicker and more robust than standard medical gloves, providing an additional layer of protection. High-risk gloves are essential in emergency rooms, operating rooms, and laboratories where the potential for contamination is high. Their reinforced construction ensures…
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- High gloves
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R326.00 Ex VAT
- Proper glove usage also involves understanding when and how to change gloves. In medical settings, gloves must be changed between patients and procedures to prevent cross-contamination. Healthcare workers are trained to follow strict protocols for donning and doffing gloves, including proper hand hygiene practices before and after glove use. This minimizes the risk of transferring pathogens from one surface to…
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- High gloves
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R326.00 Ex VAT
- Non-sterile gloves, on the other hand, are used for routine examinations and procedures where sterility is not a primary concern. These gloves are commonly used in outpatient settings, dental offices, and for general patient care. While they do not provide the same level of protection as sterile gloves, they are still effective in preventing the spread of infections and maintaining…
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