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Disposable sterile rubber surgical gloves are made of natural latex, or a mixture of materials such as nitrile rubber latex, neoprene rubber latex, styrene-butadiene rubber, thermoplastic elastomer solution, and styrene-butadiene rubber emulsion. The product must be sterile. The residual ethylene oxide after ethylene oxide sterilization shall not exceed 10μg/g. It is a single-use product, mainly used as protective equipment worn on the hands of examiners during medical examinations in medical institutions, to prevent cross-infection between doctors and patients.

Precautions for using Disposable Sterile Rubber Surgical Gloves

1. Do not touch the outer surface of the disposable sterile rubber surgical gloves before use, as this may transfer bacteria to the outer surface, which is extremely dangerous.
2. When performing surgeries or treatments with a risk of infection, wearing double gloves is safer.
3. When contacting uncontaminated areas or temporarily handling other patients, it is necessary to remove the gloves first.
4. When using the gloves, check immediately for any damage to the gloves themselves or their packaging. If damaged, replace them with intact ones.
5. After use, remove the gloves by turning them inside out from the cuff; do not pull hard on the finger parts to avoid damaging the gloves.

Key Features of Disposable Sterile Rubber Surgical Gloves

1. Medical-grade quality, super elasticity, comfortable and flexible, more stretch-resistant;
2. Thickened design, effectively preventing cross-infection;
3. Internally folded, suitable for sterile operations;
4. Left-right labeled for easy wearing, less likely to cause allergies;
5. Integrally formed with evenly firm bonding, smooth edges, and no residual scrap;
6. Odorless, safe, non-toxic, and sterile.

How to Use Disposable Sterile Rubber Surgical Gloves

1. Select the appropriate size of disposable sterile rubber surgical gloves according to clinical needs;
2. Open the package from the opening and take out the product. Before wearing, dry your hands thoroughly. (To facilitate wearing, the surface can be treated with compliant lubricants, powders, or polymer coatings.)