Adenna exam gloves are regularly submitted to independent laboratories for testing to ensure the highest quality standard. These tests include the following and test results are available upon request.

the most common test for determining protein levels in latex gloves. However, the test is particularly vulnerable to interference from chemical substances added by manufacturers.

ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent) assays that use antibodies to quantitate protein. Since this test uses antibodies, it is very sensitive and specific.

(adapted from ASTM F-1671) to evaluate the viral penetration resistance characteristics of protective clothing materials against bloodborne pathogen hazards. The bloodborne pathogens of major concern are the hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

It is critical for material managers and product managers to become familiar with the tests performed on glove. Equipped with this knowledge and by comparing the results, one can make informed decision to choose the glove that meets the task requirements and applications.