Biogel NeoDerm Surgical Gloves

Biogel NeoDerm Surgical Gloves

Biogel NeoDerm surgical gloves from Molnlycke Health Care are sterile, powder-free, synthetic, polychloroprene surgical glove that reduce the possibility of glove-related latex protein sensitization because they are made from a synthetic elastomer. If chemical sensitivities to accelerators or natural rubber latex allergies are a concern, for patients or clinicians, this glove made of polychloroprene is the answer.

Biogel NeoDerm surgical gloves are manufactured without the chemicals commonly known as accelerators (thiurams mercaptobenzothiazole, diphenylthiourea, diphenyl guanidine, and dithiocarbamates).

Biogel NeoDerm surgical gloves are recommended for use in all general surgeries or surgeries where latex allergies are a concern for patients or clinicians.

• Unique Biogel coating on the inner surface
• Makes gloves easy to don even with damp hands
• Soothes the skin to help prevent moisture loss*
• Beaded cuff for added security
• Every glove is air inflation tested and visually inspected for quality and user confidence*
• Industry leading AQL freedom from holes of 0.65**
• Powder-free to eliminate starch powder-related complications
• Low dermatitis potential – this product demonstrated reduced potential for sensitizing users to chemical additives
• Improved efficiency as less gloves are wasted*
• 50 Pairs per box, 4 boxes per case (40 pairs per box for size 9)
• Manufacturer: Molnlycke Health Care

Additional Benefits to Biogel NeoDerm

• Reduces the possibility of glove-related latex protein sensitization becuase they are made from a synthetic elastomer.
• Curved finger design
• Micro-roughened surface
• Khaki colored
• Synthetic polychloroprene
• Biogel polymer coating

*Molnlycke Health Care has detailed research and other materials to support this product claim. Contact Molnlycke Health Care for more product specifics and research documentation.

**AQL=Acceptable Quality Level refers to the maximum number of defective products that could be considered acceptable during the random sampling of an inspection, in this case freedom from holes in gloves.