User Manual for Granberg 112.110-S-XL Disposable Gloves

Important Information from the Manual

The Granberg 112.110-S-XL are powder-free, natural rubber latex disposable gloves designed for medical examination and protection against cross-contamination and certain chemicals. They are classified as a Class I Medical Device and Category III Personal Protective Equipment.

Intended Use

These gloves are intended for use in the medical field to protect patients and users from cross-contamination. They also provide protection against specific chemicals and microorganisms. Foodstuff-approved gloves are marked with relevant food pictograms.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

• Latex Allergy: Product contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions, including anaphylactic responses. If an allergic reaction occurs, seek medical advice immediately.
• Single Use Only: Do not reuse. Reusing increases the risk of contamination, infection, and glove failure due to weakening from cleaning processes.
• Chemical Resistance: Chemical resistance is assessed under laboratory conditions. Workplace conditions (temperature, abrasion, degradation) may differ significantly from test results.
• Inspection: Inspect gloves for defects, tears, or swelling before and during use. Discontinue use immediately if damage is detected.

Usage Instructions

Donning

1. Dry hands thoroughly before donning.
2. Hold the glove by the bead with one hand.
3. Align the glove thumb with your other hand's thumb.
4. Slide your hand into the glove, ensuring one finger goes into each glove finger.
5. Pull by the glove palm to ensure a good fit.

Doffing

1. Hold the glove bead.
2. Pull toward the finger until the glove comes off.

If hand hygiene is required before contact, perform hand rubbing or washing before donning and after removing gloves.

Storage and Disposal

• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place in the original package. Keep away from fluorescent light, sunlight, ozone, heating devices, and fire sources.
• Disposal: Used gloves may be contaminated and must be disposed of according to hospital policy or local regulations.

Chemical Resistance and Standards

The gloves comply with EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018, EN ISO 374-4:2019, and EN ISO 374-5:2016. The manual provides a detailed table of permeation performance levels and breakthrough times for chemicals such as Sodium Hydroxide, Sulphuric Acid, and Formaldehyde. Always check the specific chemical resistance data provided in the manual before use.