AQL 1.5 Powder Free Latex Gloves CE Certified Medical Latex Gloves For Hospital Use
Basic Properties
Trading Properties
| Poduct Name: | Powder Free Latex Medical Gloves | Certifcate: | CE/ISO |
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| Standard: | AQL1.5 | Color: | Natural White |
| Grams: | M5.0g | Usage: | Hospital Use |
| Highlight | AQL 1.5 Powder Free Latex Gloves,CE Certified Medical Latex Gloves,AQL 1.5 Medical Latex Gloves |
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Natural white, powder-free latex medical gloves are a standard staple in healthcare environments, designed to provide high-level barrier protection for both medical professionals and patients.
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Material: Made from natural rubber latex, offering excellent elasticity, flexibility, and tactile sensitivity.
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Powder-Free: Undergoes a manufacturing process (typically chlorination or polymer coating) to remove cornstarch powder. This minimizes the risk of powder-related allergies, respiratory irritation, and wound contamination.
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Color: Natural white/off-white.
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Design & Comfort: Conforms closely to the hand to reduce hand fatigue during long procedures. Features a beaded cuff for easy donning and to prevent roll-down.
Medical-grade gloves must meet strict regulatory compliance standards to ensure safety and efficacy in a hospital setting:
| Specification | Standard / Requirement |
| Regulatory Compliance | FDA 510(k) cleared, CE Certified |
| Quality Standards | ASTM D3578 (Standard Specification for Rubber Examination Gloves) |
| AQL (Acceptable Quality Level) | Typically $1.5$ or lower for medical examination standards (testing for pinholes) |
| Sterility | Available in both Sterile (for surgical/invasive procedures) and Non-Sterile (for general examinations) |
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General Examinations: Routine patient check-ups and diagnostics.
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Laboratory Work: Handling biological samples, fluids, or non-hazardous chemicals.
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Surgical Procedures: When using the specific sterile-packaged variants to maintain an aseptic field.
⚠️ Important Safety Consideration: Natural rubber latex can cause allergic reactions (ranging from localized skin irritation to severe anaphylaxis) in latex-sensitive individuals. For patients or staff with known latex allergies, alternative materials such as Nitrile or Vinyl should be used.







Contact Person: Mr. Michael Zhu
Tel: 86-020-18816802041