- Weight: 7.5 lb
- Textured fingertips give these nonsterile gloves outstanding tactile sensitivity.
- Thin texture and high elasticity provide a comfortable but snug conforming fit.
- McKesson Confiderm nitrile exam gloves are ambidextrous for convenient wear.
- Beaded cuffs prevent them from rolling up and becoming loose.
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Learn more:
- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 14-6N32EC
Frequently asked questions
Are these gloves safe for handling chemotherapy drugs?
Yes, these gloves are rigorously tested under ASTM D6978-05 standards. They provide reliable barrier protection specifically for medical professionals handling hazardous chemotherapy drugs and fentanyl.
Are these gloves suitable for people with latex allergies?
Absolutely. These gloves are constructed from 100% nitrile and are specifically not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe and robust alternative for those with latex sensitivities.
Do these gloves offer a good grip for precision tasks?
Yes, they feature textured fingertips designed to enhance tactile control and grip, ensuring reliable performance in both wet and dry clinical conditions.
Will these gloves cause hand fatigue during long shifts?
They are engineered with improved material composition for high elasticity and conformability. This design helps reduce hand fatigue, making them comfortable for extended wear.
Do these gloves come with any powder coating?
No, these are powder-free gloves. The interior is intentionally left without coating to provide a clean, reliable, and comfortable feel during use.
What is the thickness of these exam gloves?
The fingertip thickness of the McKesson Confiderm 3.0 is approximately 0.08 mm (3.1 mil), balancing necessary protection with high tactile sensitivity.
Can these gloves be worn on either hand?
Yes, these gloves feature an ambidextrous design, allowing them to be worn comfortably on either the left or the right hand for added convenience in fast-paced environments.
Do the cuffs help prevent the gloves from tearing?
Yes, they are designed with a beaded cuff, which not only improves the structural integrity of the glove but also makes donning and removal easier.
Are these gloves appropriate for laboratory settings?
Yes, they are an ideal choice for hospital, dental, and laboratory environments where professionals require a high-grade balance between barrier protection and manual dexterity.
What should I consider before using these with chemicals?
While tested for chemotherapy drugs, you should always review the drug labeling or safety data sheets (SDS) for the specific chemicals you are handling to ensure these gloves provide the required level of protection.