Individual Sterile Gloves

Protection
Natural rubber latex1,2
Versatile glove to be used in a wide variety of surgical environments

Performance
Glove’s brown-tint blends with the wearer’s skin for protection that is unobtrusive and less noticeable*
Proprietary hand 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

Footnotes and references
1 Tested in accordance with ASTM D 5712
2 Caution: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions

The individual sterile gloves are disposable, medical-grade gloves packaged to maintain sterility until use — making them essential for beauty professionals, med-spa operators, clinicians, tattoo artists and hygienists performing precision procedures where contamination control is critical. These gloves are individually wrapped and sterilised to eliminate microorganisms, helping to protect both the wearer and the client during treatments requiring an aseptic environment. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

What makes these individual sterile gloves essential?

Unlike non-sterile disposable gloves sold in bulk, individual sterile gloves undergo a rigorous sterilisation process to be free from all viable microorganisms, which helps reduce the risk of infection or contamination during invasive or precision procedures. In medical settings, sterile gloves are indispensable for any task where a sterile field needs to be maintained, such as wound care, minor surgical work or procedures involving broken skin.

Key benefits of using sterile disposable gloves

Using individual sterile gloves offers several professional benefits:

• Maximum hygiene protection: Sterile packaging ensures gloves are free of microorganisms until opened.
• Reduced cross-contamination risk: Ideal for procedures where maintaining a sterile environment is important.
• Single-use convenience: Disposable gloves help prevent the spread of germs by eliminating reuse.
• Professional presentation: Individually wrapped gloves look more professional and are suitable for clinical, tattoo, aesthetic and hygiene-critical services.
• Wide compatibility: Can be worn for a range of procedures from minor medical applications to beauty treatments where sterile conditions are desired.

How sterile gloves work

Sterile gloves are an important part of infection control because they offer a barrier between the wearer’s hands and external contaminants, including bacteria and other pathogens. Before wearing sterile gloves, practitioners must perform hand hygiene — handwashing or appropriate sanitizer use — and then open the individually sealed sterile pouch without touching the glove’s outside surface to keep it uncontaminated.

When to use individual sterile gloves

Individual sterile gloves are especially recommended for:

• Professional beauty treatments involving open skin or abrasions
• Medical and clinical procedures that require aseptic technique
• Tattooing, piercings and cosmetic injections
• Wound care and dressing changes
• Laboratory handling of sterile instruments

In these settings, maintaining strict hygiene protects both the service provider and the client, and reduces the risk of cross-contamination.

Tips for safe sterile glove use

Always perform hand hygiene before donning sterile gloves and after removing them. Avoid touching non-sterile surfaces once the gloves are on, and discard gloves immediately after use, as they are single-use items. Proper glove selection — ensuring a snug and comfortable fit — also helps maximise dexterity and reduces the chance of tears.

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Learn More About Sterile Gloves & Medical Hygiene

• Medical Gloves – Overview (Wikipedia)
• Medical Gloves & Infection Control (FDA)
• Sterile vs Non-Sterile Gloves – Differences & Uses