Surgical Gloves Hamilton Latex, Powder Free Textured Sterile Size 6
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves
MUN is bringing you the elasticity and durability of a latex surgical glove with the benefits hand specific design and reduced muscle fatigue.
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves are a sterile, powder free glove, made with natural rubber latex and designed to fit the wearer's hand for optimal comfort.
Key Features and Benefits
Ideal for wound management
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves have textured fingertips for precision and superior grip.
Protective
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves protect against particulate radioactive contamination (EN421:2010)
Comfortable Fit
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves have a naturally curved shape, offering a more comfortable fit and reduced muscle fatigue.
Powder Free
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves are powder free to prevent powder related respiratory illness in both patients and healthcare professionals.
Sterilised
Hamilton Latex Surgical Gloves are sterilised using gamma radiation to protect against chemotherapy drugs.
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