Criterion N300 Nitrile Exam Gloves X-Small Ice Blue Non-Sterile 300/Bx
$39.84
In stock
Product Code :
MPSHS-1126829BX
| MPN | 1126829BX |
|---|---|
| Brand | Henry Schein |
| Packaging | 200/Box |
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Description
Criterion N300 Nitrile Exam Gloves X-Small Standard Ice Blue Non-Sterile Chemo Tested, 10 BX/CA
Product Overview
Provide maximum protection, without sacrificing comfort or dexterity. CRITERION™ by Henry Schein® N300™ nitrile exam gloves offer just that — the strength to withstand tough elements and the flexibility to conform to precise movements. Form-fitting with a natural feel, these non-sterile, ambidextrous nitrile gloves are designed without natural rubber latex, making them ideal for those with latex allergies or sensitivities. 2.0-mil thickness at the palm. Beaded cuff. X-small. Ice Blue. 300 per box.
- •Dexterous. Powder-free, chlorinated and ultra-thin for seamless dexterity
- •Flexible. Textured fingertips offer excellent tactile sensitivity
- •Disposable. Convenient, single-use design
- •Chemo-rated. Chemotherapy tested to ASTM D6978 standard for use with chemotherapy drugs
Specifications
| Chemo Status | Chemo Tested |
| Chlorinated | Chlorinated |
| Color | Ice Blue |
| Cuff Length | Standard |
| Cuff Style | Beaded |
| Disposable/Reusable | Disposable |
| Finger Thickness | 2.76 Mil |
| Glove Exterior |
Textured Fingers
|
| Glove Interior | None |
| Hand Compatibility | Ambidextrous |
| Item | Gloves |
| Item Type | Exam |
| Latex/Latex-Free |
Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex
|
| Material | Nitrile |
| Palm Thickness | 2.76 Mil |
| Quantity | 300/Box |
| Secondary Quantity |
10 Boxes/Case
|
| Size (Numeric) | 6.5 |
| Size (Text) | X-Small |
| Sterile/Non-Sterile | Non-Sterile |
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