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Go to the storeambulance high risk - latex gloves for those who want the best protection. They have been adapted to the standards obligatory for paramedics. Their hands need the highest level of protection – they are exposed to both viruses and injuries.
The highest quality and protection – ambulance high risk
The gloves are made of the highest quality flexible latex. Walls thicker than in standard gloves create an effective barrier against viruses, bacteria and fungi. The material used provides ambulance high risk the best protection for the hands, wrists and forearms. The texture on the entire surface provides a secure grip and comfort in demanding conditions.
ambulance high risk – easy donning, even with wet hands.
You can have the highest quality in your home, too! The ambulance high risk gloves are suitable where longer and thicker gloves are required. With the highest quality material, the wall thickness does not affect tactile sensitivity.
ambulance high risk:
Especially recommended for:
- High-risk procedures.
- Work performed with the use of household chemicals.
- Work performed in the household.
Specification:
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Standards and certifications:
This device possess all certificates, in accordance with the latest regulatory requirements in the field of medical devices, personal protective equipment, and products intended for food contact.
Therefore, the product also meets the highest quality and product standards for medical devices, personal protective equipment and products intended for food contact.
Confirmation of the above provisions and the list of certificates, standards and legal and regulatory provisions relating to the product can be found in the Declaration of Conformity.
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Material characteristics:
LATEX
Hevea brasiliensis – the tree which gives milky latex, which after appropriate treatment serves for the production of latex. Currently 90% of the world production of natural rubber is located in Asia. Latex used for the production of gloves is a natural material. Proteins in latex may cause a type I allergy, which is why the product is not recommended for people prone to allergic reactions.
