Understanding Glove Related Contact Dermatitis
You may wear disposable nitrile, latex or vinyl gloves many hours each work day. If your hands develop dry, itchy, irritated areas or blisters, you
Category: Medical Gloves
5 Good Glove Fit Factors
There are many factors to consider when selecting a disposable glove. After choosing the right glove type and glove material for the task, good fit
Exam Gloves “Manufactured in Malaysia” – How Safe?
Most of the exam gloves available here in the U.S. are manufactured and imported from other countries, such as Malaysia. How can you be sure
Gloves, Handrubs and HAIs in the Dental Setting
Health care associated infections, or HAIs, can be acquired anywhere health care is delivered, including the dental office. As a dental clinician or dentist, you
The Latest on Latex Glove-Related Allergy
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]o reduce the risk of latex sensitization among healthcare workers, medical facilities in the U.S. and Europe have transitioned the majority of their glove usage
Green Trends in Dental, Medical and Cleanroom
Dedicated professionals in many industries, from dental and medical to cleanroom manufacturing, have been working to establish company cultures that put the health and safety
Medical Gloves, Hand Hygiene Help Halt Deadly CRE
Hospital staffs across the country are doubling down on their efforts to stop the spread of hospital acquired infections (HAIs.) While progress has been made
Tips to Avoid Contact Dermatitis This Winter
The winter season is here. That means colds and flu, and overly-drying, heated air in our homes and workplaces. Add necessary frequent hand washing to
Compounding Pharmacies – Sterile Gloves and Fingertip Sampling Required
The fungal meningitis outbreak caused by contaminated steroid medications made by New England Compounding Center in Framingham (NECC), Mass. has brought about a flurry of
Proper Medical Glove Use and Hand Hygiene Reduces HAIs and Saves Lives
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hile medical facilities appear to have gained some ground against Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs,) the problem is still a great and very real daily threat
