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Fit and comfort Everyone has differently sized and shaped hands, which can be a problem when trying to find a well-fitting glove. First, it should be determined how important it is for the glove to have a specific fit, grip, and texturing, and the need for higher tactility and sensitivity should be identified. These factors are less important for tasks like lighter cleaning or personal hygiene, but can be vital for medical gloves in a hospital setting. Be aware of the material of the glove, since the fit of the glove can vary from material to material, even if the size is the same. Vinyl gloves have a loose fit, whereas natural rubber latex gloves and nitrile gloves have a tighter, more elastic fit.  Always control that you are using the right size before you proceed with your task. You can test if the glove is too small by straightening the fingers. If the materials stretches, the glove is considered too small. Physical and biological barriers Gloves are intended to provide a phys...

CPE  GLOVES What CPE Gloves are Made Of CPE gloves are made of polyethylene, a kind of resin (i.e., organic compound) created during the polymerization process of ethynylene.   Polyethylene is known as a “commodity” resin since it can be produced in high volumes at low costs. It’s also the most commonly used kind of plastic in the world.   Many other products are made of polyethylene including food wrap, detergent bottles, and shopping bags, among others.   CPE Glove Markets & Industries CPE gloves are designed for the food service and food processing industries.   When to Use CPE Gloves CPE gloves are a great alternative for vinyl gloves or latex gloves.   CPE Glove Characteristics CPE gloves offer many positive benefits – most notably their durability. They also tend to weigh more in grams than TPE gloves. TPE G LOVES   What TPE Gloves are Made Of TPE gloves are made of thermoplastic elastomers, polymers that can be molded more than once when hea...

Prevent spread of microbes: Choose the right glove Microbes spread easily in health care institutions due to the physical contact among patients and health care professionals and as occupational infections among health care professionals. Most microbes are spread through your hands, so when wearing gloves, you significantly reduce spread of infections.  Gloves come in almost all sorts and sizes, but not all gloves are suitable for working in health care. The important parameters to know when selecting gloves are the intended application and the need for protection against various risks. To determine which gloves to use, a number of factors should be considered to ensure a healthy and hygienic environment, such as: the intended task, material, thickness, size, time of use, and disposal. Quick guide: How to choose the right glove Overview of how to choose the right glove (based on material): Nitrile gloves are good all-round medical gloves, as they are recommended for a wide range of...

Synthetic rubber is used for manufacturing disposable nitrile gloves which means that Nitrile Gloves are free from latex proteins. This makes them the preferred option for those with latex allergies. However, if the wearer isn’t allergic to allergies it may still be a good idea to switch to Nitrile as the user may still be in contact with somebody who has a latex allergy – for example a carer in a care home may not have an allergy to latex but one of the patients might. Nitrile Gloves are also up to 3 times more puncture resistant than latex gloves. This makes them the preferred glove when there is risk of exposure to blood borne pathogens or other environmental contaminants. They are often referred to as Medical Grade which means they have undergone a series of tests proving that they are suitable to be used in these environments. They are commonly used in laboratories, hospitals and dentists and in the care environment but are also used in the automotive market where a thicker more p...

Protection:  Latex gloves provide excellent protection against chemical and blood-borne biological threats. Comfort:  Latex has high elasticity-better than nitrile and much better than vinyl. It not only has good elasticity but also relatively soft. Therefore, it can naturally conform to the shape of the wearer's hand, thereby improving comfort and flexibility. These are the key requirements for long-term use or performing complex tasks. Puncture Resistance : Latex gloves have higher puncture resistance than vinyl alternatives. Users who may be exposed to sharp, potentially contaminated objects (such as syringes or scalpels) need to consider this type of product. (For users who require the highest degree of protection, we recommend the Nitrile Gloves series.) Allergenic:  The primary disadvantage of latex is that it is allergenic because its raw materials are natural and are caused by vegetable protein components. Although most users can safely use latex, we still pr...

The principle of the net atomizer: through the up and down vibration of the vibrator, the liquid medicine is squeezed out through the holes of the nozzle-type net spray head, and the micro ultrasonic vibration and the net spray head structure are used to spray. It is one of the atomizers. The latest type, which has the characteristics of both a compression atomizer and an ultrasonic atomizer. Its spray method uses tiny ultrasonic vibrations and a mesh spray head structure to spray. It is a home medical atomizer for pediatric asthma patients. , Easy to carry and use anytime, anywhere.   ·This product uses a vibrating mesh of the liquid into a fine mist  ·5 um or less particle spray accounted for more than 60%. ·Automatic shutdown after 20 minutes continuous running  ·It is a compact and portable nebulizer. Nebulized inhalation therapy is an important and effective treatment method in the treatment of respiratory diseases. A nebulizer is used to atomize the liquid medicine ...