Gloves Levtex Powder

Product Details

The correct glove size should fit closely without excessive stretching, loose fingertips or restriction of movement. Poor fit can reduce dexterity and increase the chance of tearing.

Non-sterile examination gloves are appropriate for many routine tasks but should not be described as suitable for sterile surgery or invasive procedures requiring a sterile barrier.

A glove should be changed between animals, patients, contaminated surfaces and incompatible tasks. Washing or sanitising disposable gloves for reuse is not recommended.

The product should remain in its original labelled box so the size, material, powder status, batch and manufacturer information are available.

Materials and Safety

The verified inventory identity is a powdered latex glove. Latex proteins can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive people, and glove powder may spread latex proteins into the surrounding environment.

• Do not use after a known latex allergy.
• Stop use after itching, rash, swelling or breathing difficulty.
• Use a powder-free nitrile or other suitable alternative where latex is unsuitable.
• Inspect each glove for damage before use.
• Do not use torn, brittle or discoloured gloves.
• Keep away from heat, sunlight, oils and incompatible chemicals.
• Do not use as protection against every chemical.
• Do not rely on examination gloves for sharps protection.
• Dispose of contaminated gloves according to the task and local rules.
• Wash and dry hands after removing gloves.

The exact chemical-resistance chart was not available from a verified Levtex product page. Users handling disinfectants, pesticides, cytotoxic products or laboratory chemicals should select gloves approved for that chemical.

Gloves can develop microscopic damage during use. Change them immediately when punctured, heavily contaminated or after completing the task.

Do not touch phones, door handles, clean equipment or food while wearing contaminated gloves.

Directions for Use

1. Select the correct Medium or Large size.
2. Remove jewellery that may tear the glove where practical.
3. Wash and dry hands before donning.
4. Inspect the glove for holes, tears or deterioration.
5. Use the gloves for one task and one patient or animal contact sequence.
6. Remove them without touching contaminated outer surfaces to bare skin.
7. Dispose of the gloves appropriately.
8. Wash hands after removal.

These gloves should be changed when moving from a dirty task to a clean task, even when working with the same animal or patient.

Do not double-glove as a substitute for selecting the correct glove material. Where a task needs heavy puncture, bite or chemical protection, use suitable task-specific protective equipment.

Store boxes in a cool, dry area protected from direct sunlight and ozone-producing equipment, which can accelerate latex deterioration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sizes are available?
The verified Biksie variations are Medium and Large.

How many gloves are in a box?
Each verified size contains 100 gloves.

Are the gloves sterile?
No. They are non-sterile examination gloves.

Are they powder free?
No. This inventory line is specifically the powdered Levtex glove.

Can someone with a latex allergy use them?
No. A suitable non-latex alternative should be selected.

Can they be reused?
No. They are intended for single use.

Are they suitable for every chemical?
No. Chemical compatibility must be checked for the exact task.

Levtex Powdered Latex Examination Gloves provide verified Medium and Large 100-count options for single-use general clinical and animal-care handling.