GCC Medical Gloves has expanded significantly with growing demand for disposable gloves in medical applications
Medical gloves are frequently
disposable, especially in hospitals, to help avoid cross-contamination among
medical personnel and patients. Medical gloves today come in a variety of
materials. Latex gloves come in a variety of strengths and latex sensitivity,
with the former being the strongest, and the latter designed to offer minimal
sensitivity to dry latex. Medical gloves today are made of many different
polymers such as nitrile, polyvinyl chloride, latex, and neoprene; they also
come in powdered, or ready-to-use form with corn starch as a lubricant, making
them simpler to put on the patient's hands.
High-quality GCC
medical gloves are often exam-grade gloves that are resistant to
chemicals. For example, nitrate, which is the strongest and most widely-used
plastic for medical use, is also the most sensitive to chemicals. Nitrile
gloves offer outstanding comfort, but they also offer ease of use for those
doing the exam-grade gloves job on their own. Some exam-grade gloves today
offer a combination of nitrile and latex for even greater comfort and
dexterity. Vinyl gloves, too, have excellent comfort and great resistance to
chemicals, yet they are also resistant to abrasion and tearing. Doctors
commonly use vinyl and latex because the former comes in a wide variety of
patterns and colors, while the latter allows for a thorough examination of
human skin without the risk of contamination.
The various applications of GCC
medical gloves (both disposable and exam-grade) make it difficult to state
which type is the best. There are, however, two main types of glove use, and
these are for preventing infections and protecting patients from hazardous environments.
Topical gloves and disposable gloves can be used interchangeably to protect and
treat patients in both situations. Disposable gloves can be used to protect
patients while still undergoing an examination, and may contain an antiseptic
agent to prevent infection at the site of the procedure. While many doctors
favor one type of glove over the other, no matter which one they prefer, they
must be made by a certified medical practitioner to ensure quality. Recently,
in May 2020, Healthium Medtech launched anti-microbial gloves TruShield.
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