Make a material difference
Our surgical gloves deliver the right fit, excellent tactility, high quality and strength.

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Leave latex behind

Go latex-free with SensiCare®

9.7% 

prevalence of latex allergies among healthcare workers makes healthcare one of the most affected professions,due to the high use of latex. Across Europe, this equates to 350,000 people1, whose career in healthcare is potentially at risk from a latex allergy. 

78%

of skin issues are not reported, studies have shown, as healthcare workers either choose not to report it or seek advice outside of the workplace, with the fear of the consequences reportedly being of the main drivers2.

76%

of healthcare workers surveyed found the SensiCare® latex-free surgical glove better than their current latex glove. Our proprietary formulation provides exceptional comfort and performance equal or superior to latex3.

SensiCare® surgical gloves features

Our SensiCare® material has an almost identical chemical structure as latex.

 

Smooth, micro-roughened and textured grip options maximise tactility.

 

Multiple proprietary designs fit a variety of hand shapes.

 

Wider palm accommodates gown materials. 

 

Reinforced cuff material reduces tearing. 


 Take the SensiCare® Latex-Free Challenge Today!

Request your free kit today, containing samples of our SensiCare® PI Micro and SensiCare® PI Green gloves and let us know how they compare to your current gloves. 

Performance makes the difference 

Proper glove performance is crucial during procedures. 
We listen to the needs of surgeons and staff to design gloves that stand up to expectations.

Over 80% of all surgical glove perforations go unnoticed, increasing the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens.⁴ 

 


 

Our See Green for Safety double-gloving system with the SensiCare® PI Green or DermAssure Green is designed to help lower the incidence of exposure and improve detection time when perforations do occur. 


Medline Surgical Gloves Portfolio

Medline provides an extensive portfolio of both latex-free and latex gloving solutions. Below, you will find convenient access to our most popular products. 

References

1. Wu, M., & Liu, J. (2016). Current prevalence rate of latex allergy: Why it remains a problem? Journal of Occupational Health, 138-144.
2.Royal College of Nursing. https://www.rcn.org.uk/professional-development/publications/rcn-survey-exploring-skin-health-issues-covid-19-pub-009244.
3. Independent survey of 1,418 nurses at AORN 2007. Data on file
4. Edlich, R.F., Wind, T.C., Hill, L.G., Thacker, J.G. Resistance of double-glove hole puncture indication systems to surgical needle puncture. J Long Term Eff Med Implants. 2003;13:85–90.