655 devices · GMDN 56293
Polyisoprene surgical gloves (non-powdered, non-antimicrobial) are single-use barriers designed to protect both patients and healthcare workers during surgical procedures. Their primary role is to minimize the transfer of microorganisms while reducing the risk of latex allergies, thanks to their synthetic material composition.
These gloves are regulated as medical devices, typically requiring compliance with sterility, durability, and sizing standards. They are supplied sterile, packaged individually, and classified based on their intended use and risk profile—though classification varies by jurisdiction.
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