As healthcare advances, so do we. Protexis Surgical Gloves

As healthcare advances, so do we.

Protexis® Surgical Gloves Delivering innovation for more than 5 decades.

We’re here to help you meet — and exceed — your clinical, financial and organizational goals. As a leader in the industry with more than 50 years of surgical glove experience, Cardinal Health continues to enhance our glove portfolio to provide protection, performance and a broad range of styles tailored to your unique needs.

Combining innovation with state-of-the-art technology, our Protexis® Powder-Free Surgical Gloves help to protect you from the potential risks you face every day.

Neoprene

Cardinal Health™ Surgical Glove Portfolio

Synthetic (Not made from natural rubber latex)

Natural Rubber Latex (Latex)

Protexis® PI Blue with Neu-Thera® Protexis® Latex Blue with Neu-Thera®

Protexis® PI Protexis® Latex Ortho

Protexis® PI Micro Protexis® Latex

Protexis® PI Classic Protexis® Latex Micro

Protexis® PI Orthopaedic Protexis® Latex Classic

Protexis® Neoprene Essential

Polyisoprene (PI) Powder-Free

Cardinal Health™ Surgical Glove Ladder

Synthetic

Latex

1 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 2 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 3 FDA 81 FR 91722 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and Absorbable

Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. Available at: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/12/19/2016-30382/banned-devices-powdered-surgeons-gloves-powdered-patient-examination-gloves-and-absorbable-powder.

4 NIOSH. NIOSH Publication No. 97-135: Preventing allergic reactions to natural rubber latex in the workplace. 5 US Department of Labor. OSHA. Healthcare wide hazards: Latex allergy. Available at: http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/ hospital/hazards/latex/latex.html. Accessed April 2016.

Neoprene (Powder-Free)

Powder

Latex to Synthetic Natural rubber latex allergy is a significant medical concern that affects healthcare workers as well as the general population. It is estimated that 8 to 12 percent of U.S. healthcare workers are latex-sensitive, and that workers exposed to latex gloves and other products containing natural rubber latex may develop allergic reactions.5

Powder-Free

Polyisoprene (Powder-Free)

Powder to Powder-Free As of 18 January 2017, USA has officially put the FDA ban on the use of powdered medical gloves into effect. As stated on its website, the FDA determined that, “While the use of powdered gloves is decreasing, they pose an unreasonable and substantial risk of illness or injury to healthcare providers, patients and other individuals who are exposed to them, which cannot be corrected through new or updated labeling."

In fact, powder can delay wound healing and contribute to post-operative complications such as adhesions, infections and granulomas.1,2,3 The potential risks of powder to clinicians are clear as well: it can contribute to compromised skin health and Irritant Contact Dermatitis (ICD), which causes dry, itchy and irritated skin.4

http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/

The Cardinal Health difference: A proprietary glove mold for natural hand movement Hand fatigue is a fairly common experience. It is a person’s inability to generate the desired amount of force necessary to perform a task with his or her hands. It can occur in individuals who use their hands continually for extended periods of time.

During surgical procedures, the hands are the link between the surgical team and the patient. For surgeons, their hands are their livelihood. Their hands need to be protected from exposure to blood-borne pathogens and infectious diseases while, at the same time, uninhibited in order to perform and care for their patients.

A glove mold is a hand-shaped former used in the production of gloves. Cardinal Health developed a surgical glove mold with an independent thumb feature that replicates the anatomical position of a resting hand. The thumb on the Cardinal Health™ Surgical Glove Mold is prominent and positioned away from, or in front of, the finger plane to allow for natural hand movement.

Independent study: In order to demonstrate the benefit of this proprietary glove mold feature, Cardinal Health sponsored an independent study through a third-party lab comparing samples produced on two different glove molds — one with an independent thumb feature and the other without. The study simulated the flexion (i.e. movement towards the palm) and extension (i.e. movement away from the palm) of the thumb on an artificial hand, measuring the force required to flex and extend the thumb.

The results of the study demonstrated that the samples featuring the independent thumb required less force for similar displacements of the thumb than those without an independent thumb feature.1

The Cardinal Health™ Surgical Glove Mold was designed with performance in mind. It helps allow for an anatomical fit, natural movement in the fingers, thumb and palm and features an interlocking, beaded cuff design that helps to reduce roll-down. 1 Bennet, M. A. & Tekamp, D. A. Surgical Glove Comparison Testing. Stress Engineering Services. February 2012.

Cardinal Health™ Surgical Gloves — committed to environmental sustainability Sustainable packaging Cardinal Health is proud to be the only company to sell all of its surgical gloves in sustainable, half-fold packaging. Half-fold packaging provides customers with a standardized dispenser box height across the entire portfolio, while reducing packaging waste (as compared to full-size packaging) and maximizing storage space.

Packaging waste reduction: Require less packaging materials — helping customers to meet their sustainability goals.

• Dispenser boxes use at least 15 percent1 less cardboard than similar, full-sizedcompetitive packaging

• Individual pouches are at least 48 percent2 smaller than competitive products

Storage space maximization: Takes up less space, fits in existing storage bins and on shelving with the option for stacking — helping to allow customers optimize their storage space.

• Dispenser boxes are at least 30 percent3 smaller than similar, full-sized competitive packaging

In addition, 95 percent of our surgical glove inner wallets, or wrap material, are made from recyclable4 and renewable paper sources — machine glazed paper and crepe paper.5 Our product dispenser boxes and ship case boxes also utilize at least 80 percent recycled corrugated cardboard.

These efforts have received praise from customers and purchasing organizations, including the green leaf icon designation from the Premier Healthcare Alliance, which identifies“environmentally preferred purchasing products” for its members.

Manufacturing In our surgical glove manufacturing facility, Cardinal Health has many initiatives underway to address and improve non-hazardous waste recycling, heat recovery and water recycling. Our energy conservation efforts have been recognized by external third-parties:

• Two Energy Awards, one in 2008 and one in 2011, by King Mongkut University of Technology, sponsored by the Depart- ment of Alternative Energy and Efficiency in Thailand.

• Received Green Industry Award in 2011 — Level II certification for Sustainability by the Ministry of Industry in Thailand.

1 Square inches, as compared to other surgical glove companies’ best selling, comparable 50 count dispenser boxes or two 25 count boxes combined. Data on file. 2 Square inches, as compared to other surgical glove companies’ similar surgical glove individual pouches. Data on file. 3 Cubic inches, as compared to other surgical glove companies’ best selling, comparable 50 count dispenser boxes or two 25 count boxes combined. Data on file. 4 Recyclable in communities where recycling programs exist. 5 Internal date on file.

Synthetic*

Powder-Free Surgical Gloves

*Not made from natural rubber latex

Protexis® PI Blue with Neu-Thera®

Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Emollient Coating

Features and benefits

• Unique synthetic polyisoprene formulation- Chemical structure similar to natural rubber latex, without the proteins- Offers healthcare workers an alternative solution that performs like latex in

terms of comfort, fit and feel

• Powder-Free1 – Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause

post-operative complications such as adhesions, joint inflammation, abdominal pain, blocked blood vessels, increased scar formation, infections and granulomas2,3,4

• Neu-Thera® Emollient Coating- Aids in wet and dry donning and promotes skin moisturization5- Ingredients include glycerin, provitamin B5 and gluconolactone- Applied to the interior of the gloves- Only available from Cardinal Health

• Offers tactile sensitivity

• Ideal underglove or foundation layer when double-gloving- Blue in colour to help improve the practice of double-gloving- A coloured glove aids in alerting wearers to perforations in the outer glove6

- Outer gloves easily don over the smooth, polished surface

1 Tested in accordance to ASTM D6124, 20032 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and Absorbable

Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. II. Evaluation of Data and Information Regarding Glove Powder 15176 – 15183. Federal Register, Vol. 81, No. 55, March 22, 2016. Available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2016-06360. Accessed April, 2016.

5 Data on file with Cardinal Health. California Skin Research Institute Study, Project Number 03-118. 6 77 percent of perforations can be detected with an indicator under the gloves, compared with only 21 percent in standard double-gloving, and even fewer

with singleglove technique. Walijee J, Malay S, Chung K. Sharps Injuries: The Risks and Relevance to Plastic Surgeons. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 131: 784, 2013.

1 In accordance to ASTM D3577, 2003

Protexis® PI Blue with Neu-Thera®

Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Emollient Coating

Glove properties

• Nominal fingertip thickness:1 7.9 mil | 0.20 mm

• Nominal length:1Size 5.5–6.5: 11.3 in. | 287 mmSize 7.0–9.0: 11.8 in. | 300 mm

Ordering information

• Color: Blue

• Designed for use as a colored underglove when double-gloving

• Produced on the Cardinal Health™ Surgical Glove Mold- Proprietary glove mold with an independent thumb design allows for an anatomical fit

and natural movement in the fingers, thumb and palm - Featuring an interlocking, beaded cuff design that helps to reduce roll-down

50 pairs/box, 4 boxes/case

Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D73EB55

6 2D73EB60 6 ½ 2D73EB65

7 2D73EB70 7 ½ 2D73EB75

8 2D73EB80 8 ½ 2D73EB85

9 2D73EB90

Protexis® PI Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves




• Powder-Free1 – Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause such

post-operative complications as adhesions, joint inflammation, abdominal pain, blocked blood vessels, increased scar formation, infections and granulomas.2,3,4

• Proven success – Protexis® PI Surgical Gloves account for two out ofevery five polyisoprene surgical gloves sold in theUnited States5

• Tested for chemotherapy agent permeation in accordance withASTM D 6978-05, “Standard Practice for Assessment of Resistanceof Medical Gloves to Permeation by Chemotherapy Drugs”6

1 Tested in accordance to ASTM D6124, 2002 2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and

Absorbable Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. II. Evaluation of Data and Information Regarding Glove Powder 15176 – 15183. Federal Register, Vol. 81, No. 55, March 22, 2016. Available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2016-06360. Accessed April, 2016.

5 GHX Data 2015 - All Channels

6 Tested in accordance with ASTM D 6978-05, 2002

1 Tested in accordance to ASTM D3577, 2002

Protexis® PI Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5-6.5: 11.3 in. | 287 mmSize 7.0-9.0: 11.8 in. | 300 mm


• Color: Cream




Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72PT55X

6 2D72PT60X 6 ½ 2D72PT65X

7 2D72PT70X 7 ½ 2D72PT75X

8 2D72PT80X 8 ½ 2D72PT85X

9 2D72PT90X

4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and Absorbable Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. II. Evaluation of Data and Information Regarding Glove Powder 15176 – 15183. Federal Register, Vol. 81, No. 55, March 22, 2016. Available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2016-06360. Accessed April, 2016.

Protexis® PI Micro Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves






• Thinner (20 percent) than Protexis® PI Surgical Gloves for anenhanced tactile response

• Excellent choice as an outer glove when double-gloving


2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828.


Protexis® PI Micro Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5-6.5: 11.3 in | 287 mmSize 7.0-9.0: 11.8 in | 300 mm


• Colour: Cream




Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D73PM55

6 2D73PM60 6 ½ 2D73PM65

7 2D73PM70 7 ½ 2D73PM75

8 2D73PM80 8 ½ 2D73PM85

9 2D73PM90

4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and Absorbable Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. II. Evaluation of Data and Information Regarding Glove Powder 15176 – 15183. Federal Register, Vol. 81, No. 55, March 22, 2016. Available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2016-06360. Accessed April, 2016.

Protexis® PI Classic Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves






• Thicker (15 percent) than Protexis® PI Surgical Gloves foradditional protection

• Longest selling surgical glove in the Protexis® PI portfolio

1 Tested in accordance to ASTM D6124, 2001 2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Stªrch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828.


Protexis® PI Classic Sterile Polyisoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5-6.5: 11.5 in. | 292 mmSize 7.0-9.0: 12 in. | 305 mm


• Colour: Cream



50 pairs/box, 4 boxes/case /box, 4 boxes/case

Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72PL55X

6 2D72PL60X 6 ½ 2D72PL65X

7 2D72PL70X 7 ½ 2D72PL75X

8 2D72PL80X 8 ½ 2D72PL85X

9 2D72PL90X

PI ORTHOPAEDICCARDINAL HEALTH™ PROTEXIS® SURGICAL GLOVES

As a leader in the orthopedic surgical gloves space, Cardinal Health is dedicated to offering orthopaedic gloves that provide the protection wearers need so they can focus on providing the best outcomes for their patients.

• Cardinal Health is the #1 synthetic glove leader1

• Thicker glove for protection2

• Smooth finish for tactile sensitivity

• Water-based hydrogel coating for easy donnability

• Interlocking, beaded cuff design helps to prevent roll-down

• Proprietary hand mold with an independent thumb designallows for an anatomical fit and natural movement

Cardinal Health™ Protexis® PI Orthopaedic Surgical Gloves are designed to provide the durable, quality protection orthopedic surgeons’ need during tough surgical cases.

The durability required for broaching and the tactility needed for pinning

Sterile

Hydrogel CoatingSYNTHETICNOT MADE WITH

NATURAL RUBBER LATEX

Catalog no. Size LengthThickness3

Material Color Cuff type Qty/bx

Qty/cs Finger Palm Cuff

2D73HT60 6 11.5 in. / 291mm

13.4mil / 0.34mm

10.2mil / 0.26mm

8.3mil / 0.21mm

Synthetic polyisoprene

(PI) with water-based

hydrogel polymer coating

Brown Beaded/Rolled 40 160

2D73HT65 6.5

2D73HT70 7

12.0 in. / 305mm

2D73HT75 7.5

2D73HT80 8

2D73HT85 8.5

2D73HT90 9

PRODUCT INFORMATION | PI ORTHOPAEDIC

Help maximize storage space: Half-fold packaging design reduces packaging material6

Storage recommendations: It is recommended that gloves are properly stored away from light and extreme temperatures. Gloves should also be protected from direct exposure to ozone-generated devices such as fluorescent lights, electrical motors and x-ray devices.

Expiration: 35 months from date of manufacture. Expiration date is printed on packaging.

© 2017 Cardinal Health. All Rights Reserved. CARDINAL HEALTH, the Cardinal Health LOGO, PROTEXIS and ESSENTIAL TO CARE are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cardinal Health. Lit. No. 2CHL17-708612 (10/2017)

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THE CARDINAL HEALTH™ PROTEXIS® SURGICAL GLOVES PROMISE: We protect so you can perform.As a leader in the industry with more than 50 years of surgical gloves experience, Cardinal Health is dedicated to providing protection, performance and expertise so wearers can perform confidently and focus on their patients.

35 MONTHS

Properties (before aging)

Tensile strength Min 17 Mpa3

Stress at 500% elongation (modulus)

Max 7 Mpa3

Ultimate elongation (elasticity)

Min 650%3

Puncture resistance

(cuff)

Min 5N4

Freedom from holes5 0.65 AQL3

Sterilization Gamma radiation

Accelerant Zinc diethyldithiocarbamate (ZDBC), Zinc mercaptobenzothiazole (ZMBT) , Diphenylguanidine (DPG)

Rich, brown color helps reduce glare from surgical lighting

1 Synthetic Gloves Units, GHX, Q4 2016

2 As compared to Cardinal Health™ Protexis® Latex Surgical Gloves

3 In accordance with ASTM D 3577, 2014

4 Tested in accordance with AS/NZS 4179, average test result = 7N (before aging)

5 Tested in accordance with ASTM D 5151, 2014

6 35% reduction of materials used as compared to previous Cardinal Health packaging design.

Protexis® Neoprene Essential Sterile Neoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating


• Synthetic neoprene formulation — not made from natural rubber latex

• Manufactured with zinc oxide as an alternative to traditional chemicalaccelerators that have been known to cause skin sensitivities1


• Powder-Free2 — Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause post-operative

complications such as adhesions, joint inflammation, abdominal pain, blocked blood vessels, increased scar formation, infections and granulomas3,4,5

• Nitrile coating for strength, protection and easy donnability

• Tested for chemotherapy agent permeation in accordance withASTM D 6978-05, “Standard Practice for Assessment of Resistanceof Medical Gloves to Permeation by Chemotherapy Drugs”

1 Cao, Lauren, et al. “Allergic Contact Dermatitis to Synthetic Rubber Gloves: Changing Trends in Patch Test Reactions to Accelerators.” Arch Dermatol. 2010; 146 (9): 1001-1007




Protexis® Neoprene Essential Sterile Neoprene Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5–6.5: 11.5 in. | 292 mmSize 7.0–9.0: 12 in. | 305 mm

• Color: Light brown




Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D73DS55

6 2D73DS60 6 ½ 2D73DS65

7 2D73DS70 7 ½ 2D73DS75

8 2D73DS80 8 ½ 2D73DS85

9 2D73DS90


Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves

Protexis® Latex Blue with Neu-Thera®

Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Emollient Coating


• Natural rubber latex formulation- Contains 50 micrograms (μg) or less of total water extractable protein per square decimeter (/dm2)

• Tested in accordance with ASTM D 5712• Caution: Safe use of these gloves by or on latex-sensitized individuals has not been established• Caution: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions, including

anaphylactic responses



• Neu-Thera® Emollient Coating- Aids in wet and dry donning and promotes skin moisturization5- Ingredients include glycerin, provitamin B5 and gluconolactone- Applied to the interior of the gloves- Only available from Cardinal Health

• Ideal underglove or foundation layer when double-gloving- Blue in colour to help improve the practice of double-gloving- A coloured glove aids in alerting wearers to potentially dangerous perforations in the outer layer6

- Outer gloves easily don over the smooth, polished surface

1 Tested in accordance to ASTM D6124, 2010 2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and Absorbable

Powder for Lubricating Surgeon’s Gloves. II. Evaluation of Data and Information Regarding Glove Powder 15176 – 15183. Federal Register, Vol. 81, No. 55, March 22, 2016. Available at: https://federalregister.gov/a/2016-06360. Accessed April, 2016.

5 Data on file with Cardinal Health. California Skin Research Institute Study, Project Number 03-118. 6 77 percent of perforations can be detected with an indicator under the gloves, compared with only 21 percent in standard double-gloving, and even fewer

with singleglove technique. Walijee J, Malay S, Chung K. Sharps Injuries: The Risks and Relevance to Plastic Surgeons. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 131: 784, 2013.


Protexis® Latex Blue with Neu-Thera®

Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Emollient Coating

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5-6.5: 11.1 in | 282 mmSize 7.0-9.0: 11.6 in | 295 mm


• Color: Blue




/box, 4 boxes/case

Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72LU55

6 2D72LU60 6 ½ 2D72LU65

7 2D72LU70 7 ½ 2D72LU75

8 2D72LU80 8 ½ 2D72LU85

9 2D72LU90



Protexis® Latex Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating




anaphylactic responses.

• Powder–Free¹ - Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause


• Triple-dip coating technology integrates nitrile and latexfor easy donning and glove strength


Protexis® Latex Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating

Glove properties



• Colour: Light brown


and natural movement in the fingers, thumb and palm

- Featuring an interlocking, beaded cuff design that helps to reduce roll-down


Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72NS55X

6 2D72NS60X 6 ½ 2D72NS65X

7 2D72NS70X 7 ½ 2D72NS75X

8 2D72NS80X 8 ½ 2D72NS85X

9 2D72NS90X



2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and


Protexis® Latex Micro Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating





• Powder-Free¹ – Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause


• Thinner (30 percent) than Protexis® Latex Surgical Gloves forenhanced tactile sensitivity

• Triple-dip coating technology integrates nitrile and latex for easydonning and glove strength

• Excellent choice as an outer glove when double-gloving


Protexis® Latex Micro Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating

Glove properties



• Colour: Light brown





Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72NT55X

6 2D72NT60X 6 ½ 2D72NT65X

7 2D72NT70X 7 ½ 2D72NT75X

8 2D72NT80X 8 ½ 2D72NT85X

9 2D72NT90X 50 pairs/box, 4 boxes/case


2 Edlich R., Watkins F. Glove powder – Facts and fiction. Surgical Services Management, February 1997; 3(2): 47-50. 3 Hunt T., et al. Starch powder contamination of surgical wounds. Archives of Surgery 1994; 129: 825-828. 4 FDA 21 CFR Parts 878, 880, and 895. Banned Devices; Proposal to Ban Powdered Surgeon’s Gloves, Powdered Patient Examination Gloves and


Protexis® Latex Classic Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating





• Powder-Free¹ – Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause such

post-operative complications as adhesions, joint inflammation, abdominal pain, blocked blood vessels, increased scar formation, infections and granulomas.2,3,4

• Triple-dip coating technology integrates nitrile and latex for easydonning and glove strength


Protexis® Latex Classic Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Nitrile Coating

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 5.5-6.5: 11.5 in. | 292 mmSize 7.0-9.0: 12 in. | 305 mm


• Color: Cream





/box, 4 boxes/case


Size Cat. no. 5 ½ 2D72N55X

6 2D72N60X 6 ½ 2D72N65X

7 2D72N70X 7 ½ 2D72N75X

8 2D72N80X 8 ½ 2D72N85X

9 2D72N90X

Protexis® Latex Ortho Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Hydrogel Coating



• Tested in accordance with ASTM D 5712• Caution: Safe use of these gloves by or on latex-sensitized individuals

has not been established• Caution: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions, including



• Features our exclusive hydrogel coating that makes the gloves easy todon and easy to wear

• Powder-Free1 — Avoid the potential risks of powder- Powder can contribute to delayed wound healing and potentially cause post-operative

complications such as adhesions, joint inflammation, abdominal pain, blocked blood vessels, increased scar formation, infections and granulomas2,3,4




Protexis® Latex Ortho Sterile Latex Powder-Free Surgical Gloves with Hydrogel Coating

Glove properties


• Nominal length:1Size 6.0–6.5: 11.1 in. | 282 mmSize 7.0–9.0: 11.6 in. | 295 mm


• Color: Brown




Size Cat. no. 6 2D72LT60

6 ½ 2D72LT65 7 2D72LT70

7 ½ 2D72LT75 8 2D72LT80

8 ½ 2D72LT85 9 2D72LT90

© 2018 Cardinal Health. All Rights Reserved. CARDINAL HEALTH, the Cardinal Health LOGO, ESSENTIAL TO CARE, NEU-THERA, PROTEXIS and ULTRAFREE are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cardinal Health. Lit. No. 2PERI16-596546 (10/2016) cardinalhealth.com.au

Important Information: Prior to use, refer to the Instructions for Use supplied with this device for indications, contraindications, side effects, suggested procedure, warnings and precautions.

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