Surgicare Low Pro Sterile Powdered Latex Surgical Gloves | Box of 50 Pairs

Surgicare Low Pro sterile powdered latex surgical gloves by Kanam are made for surgeons and OT teams who want comfortable fit, reliable grip and a lower latex protein level. The protein content is below 100 µg/dm², which helps reduce the risk of Type I latex protein sensitisation.

Why Choose Surgicare Low Pro?

Lower latex protein: Protein content below 100 µg/dm² helps reduce the risk of the user becoming sensitised to latex protein (Type I allergy).

Comfort in long procedures: The glove is anatomically shaped with a thumb-ball effect, which helps reduce hand fatigue.

Grip with sensitivity: The micro-rough surface supports a secure instrument hold without losing tactile feel.

Barrier protection: Made from natural rubber latex, the gloves protect both the surgeon and the patient.

Key Features

Low latex protein (below 100 µg/dm²): Helps reduce the risk of the user becoming sensitised to latex protein (Type I allergy).

Anatomical shape with thumb-ball effect: Helps reduce hand fatigue during long surgical procedures.

Micro-rough surface: Supports a secure instrument grip while keeping good tactile sensitivity.

Barrier protection: Natural rubber latex protects both the surgeon and the patient.

Sterile, with a validated process: Sterilised to a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10⁻⁶.

Low sterilant residue: Air-wash cycles reduce residue to under 4 mg per unit.

Minimal chemical residue: Helps reduce the risk of Type IV contact dermatitis.

Light bio-absorbable cornstarch powder: Modified cornstarch for easy donning, designed to reduce the risks associated with powder in surgical wounds.

Clean manufacturing: Low bioburden before sterilisation and low pyrogen levels after it, in line with EN 556 and ISO 13485 requirements.

Biocompatibility: Passes ISO 10993-10 testing (as stated by the manufacturer).

Quality checked: 100% inspected, with AQL 0.65 for pinholes.

Compliant with recognised standards (as stated by the manufacturer): ISO 10282, EN 455, ASTM D 3577, IS 13422 and ASTM F 1671, with CE mark and US FDA 510(k).

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