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Elbow length gloves http://www.nulife.co.in/
Elbow Length Gynaecology Procedure Gloves • The strength of safety is in the length of these gloves. • This gloves protect the users forearm against fluid contamination. • They are highly flexible and comfortable, hence minimizing user fatigue.
Special Features • Elbow length gloves help doctors avoid direct contact with blood and mucous membranes. • These gloves also protect doctors from significant blood and amniotic fluid contamination. • Useful in pharmaceutical factories in plant & packaging
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