Description
Aurelia Blush Powder Free Pink Nitrile Gloves are premium thin pink nitrile examination gloves designed to provide excellent strength, comfort and tactile sensitivity. With advanced anti-ageing and moisturising properties built into the glove formulation, they help leave hands feeling smooth even with prolonged wear. These non-sterile, ambidextrous, latex-free gloves feature a beaded cuff, finger-textured tips and an approximate palm thickness of 2.5 mil (finger thickness around 3.9 mil). They are supplied as a box of 200 Small-size gloves and are tested as both a medical device and Category III PPE for chemical and microbiological protection.
Bnefits
- Thin nitrile construction (approx. 2.5 mil palm) delivers outstanding tactile sensitivity and dexterity, ideal for intricate procedures.
- In-built anti-ageing and moisturising properties help condition the skin and leave hands feeling smooth after use.
- Quality pink nitrile provides higher tensile strength and puncture resistance compared with equivalent latex or vinyl examination gloves.
- Powder-free and latex-free design minimises the risk of powder-related contamination and latex allergy reactions.
- Finger-textured finish enhances grip, control and precision in wet or dry conditions.
- Beaded cuff improves donning, reduces roll-down and adds strength at the cuff edge.
- AQL 1.5 medical grade quality with tested compliance to EN 455 for single-use medical gloves.
- Tested to EN ISO 374 for protection against selected chemicals and microorganisms, providing an additional safety margin in clinical and laboratory settings.
- Bright blush-pink colour brings high visibility and a more welcoming, less clinical look to treatment rooms.
Indications
- General medical and dental examinations requiring non-sterile, single-use gloves.
- Aesthetic medicine, dermatology, cosmetic and beauty procedures where a visually appealing glove with high tactile sensitivity is preferred.
- Tattooing, piercing and salon treatments where barrier protection and contrast with inks or dyes are beneficial.
- Laboratory, pharmaceutical and diagnostic work involving biological materials and certain chemicals, within the limits of EN ISO 374 test data.
- Veterinary, animal care and grooming tasks needing strong, comfortable examination gloves.
- Food handling and food preparation tasks where gloves compliant with EN 1186 for food contact are required.
- Situations where users need a latex-free glove due to latex sensitivity or allergy.
Composition
- Material: Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), blush pink, 100% latex free.
- Thickness (approximate): Palm 2.5 mil; Finger 3.9 mil; minimum 0.05 mm at palm and wrist, 0.10 mm at fingers.
- Surface: Finger-textured finish for improved grip; smoother palm.
- Cuff: Beaded cuff to enhance strength and aid donning.
- Powder content: Powder free (no donning powder added).
- Protein content: Not made with natural rubber latex; no latex proteins.
Packaging
- Box of 200 pink nitrile powder-free examination gloves (by weight).
- Dispensing box with perforated opening for easy single-glove withdrawal.
- Typically 10 boxes per outer shipping case (2,000 gloves) for bulk supply.
- Packaging clearly marked with size (Small), lot number, manufacture and expiry dates, EN standards, and CE/UKCA markings.
- Outer case labelled with product name, size range, quantity and regulatory information for logistics and storage.
Usage
- Inspect the box and inner packaging before use; do not use if the packaging is damaged or if the gloves are past their expiry date.
- Ensure hands are clean and dry before donning; remove rings or sharp jewellery that could tear the glove.
- Select the correct size (Small) for a snug but comfortable fit to maintain dexterity and minimise hand fatigue.
- Remove a glove from the dispenser by the cuff, avoiding contact with the outer surface as far as practical.
- Insert the hand into the glove and pull the cuff over the wrist, adjusting the fingers and palm to remove folds without overstretching.
- Repeat on the other hand, maintaining aseptic technique where required for clinical procedures.
- During use, change gloves between patients, between different tasks on the same patient, or whenever the glove becomes torn, punctured, heavily soiled or after contact with aggressive chemicals.
- To remove, grasp the outside of one glove near the cuff and peel it off inside out; hold it in the gloved hand, then slide an ungloved finger under the cuff of the remaining glove and peel it off over the first glove.
- Dispose of used gloves in accordance with local clinical, infectious or chemical waste protocols; do not reuse single-use gloves.
- Wash or sanitise hands after glove removal in line with hand hygiene guidelines.
Contraindications
- Known or suspected allergy or hypersensitivity to nitrile or any other components used in the glove formulation.
- Use in procedures that require sterile surgical gloves, as these are non-sterile examination gloves.
- Use with chemicals, cytotoxic drugs or solvents not covered by the glove’s EN ISO 374 chemical resistance data or manufacturer’s compatibility information.
- Use in environments where high heat, open flames or molten materials are present; nitrile examination gloves are not heat- or flame-resistant PPE.
- Do not use if gloves show signs of deterioration such as brittleness, stickiness, tears, holes, discolouration or if packaging integrity is compromised.
Adverse Effects
- Possible skin irritation, dryness, contact dermatitis or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals exposed to nitrile compounds, dyes or residual processing chemicals.
- Excessive sweating and skin maceration when gloves are worn continuously for extended periods without breaks.
- Reduced tactile sensitivity and manual dexterity if the wrong size is selected or if multiple gloves are worn on the same hand.
- Risk of barrier failure and exposure to contaminants if gloves are reused, worn for longer than recommended, or used with chemicals beyond their tested resistance.
- If worn with sharp jewellery or long nails, there is increased risk of tearing, compromising protection.
Storage Conditions
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, UV light and fluorescent lighting where possible.
- Maintain storage temperature typically between 5°C and 25°C, avoiding extremes of heat or cold as indicated on the packaging.
- Keep away from ozone-generating equipment and sources of oxidising agents, oils, solvents and other chemicals that may degrade nitrile.
- Store in the original packaging until use to protect from dust, moisture and contamination.
- Do not use after the expiry date printed on the box, in accordance with EN 455-4 shelf-life requirements.
Duration
Single-use disposable examination glove intended for one task or patient contact episode only; must be changed between patients or when contaminated, damaged or after prolonged use.
Onset
Provides immediate barrier protection and improved grip as soon as the glove is correctly donned.
