Peha Soft Vinyl Powder Free S 100 units

Peha-Soft Vinyl Powder-Free S 100 units are made of vinyl, a synthetic material that is an alternative to latex and is commonly used in situations where barrier protection is needed, but the strength and durability of latex is not required.

Hartmann Peha-Soft gloves are designed to provide comfort and protection in medical, dental, laboratory and food handling environments. They are available in various sizes and are powder-free to minimise skin irritation. They also have a high elasticity, which means they fit the hand well and offer greater freedom of movement. These gloves offer good tactile sensitivity, so you can feel and handle objects with ease. They are also puncture resistant, which means they are less likely to tear or rip during use.

Peha-Soft Vinyl Dust-Free S 100 units are suitable for a wide range of medical environments, including hospitals, clinics, doctors' surgeries and laboratories. They are designed to be used by healthcare professionals and health care personnel to examine and treat patients. In addition, these gloves can also be used in other non-medical applications, such as in the food industry, chemical handling and cleaning.

- Wash your hands with soap and water before putting on the gloves.

- Take one glove and place it on your hand, making sure it is correctly positioned on all fingers and completely covers the hand. Repeat the process with the other glove.

-Perform the procedure for which you are using the gloves. It is important to avoid touching non-sterile surfaces while wearing the gloves.

- After wearing the gloves, remove the first glove by sliding your index finger under the edge of the glove at the wrist. Then remove the second by holding the outer one at the wrist with the hand that still has the glove on, and remove the other with the opposite hand, making sure the glove is on inside out.

- Wash your hands with soap and water after removing the gloves.

It is important to inspect the gloves before use to ensure that they are not damaged. If there are visible signs of damage, such as tears or holes, they should not be used.

Polyvinyl chloride.