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  Why choose ADENNA Gloves?Why Adenna is Superior ?
 

Not all gloves are created equal. Here are the 10 reasons why Adenna gloves are superior to most on the market today:

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Lowest allowable protein claim on PF latex exam gloves with 50 µg/dm2 or less of protein
No specific protein claim, or higher latex protein content
Fully textured palm and finger surface on textured gloves to provide non-slip grip
Only finger area is textured, or no texture at all. May become slippery when wet
Natural, even color throughout each glove with a clean, even surface
Dull or uneven color, or discoloring with a rough and uneven surface
Special formula features a tacky surface to enhance grip
Uneven or over-chlorination that leaves gloves slippery without grip
Ergonomically designed hand formers produce gloves that fit comfortably
Poor fit causes strain and fatigue on user's hands
Flat stacking in dispenser box makes dispensing gloves easy and reduces waste
Loose and randomly stuffed in dispenser box makes dispensing a nightmare
Consistent quality in compliance with an AQL of 1.5 or 2.5 for major defects
Inconsistency in quality and manufactured with less stringent quality control of AQL 4.0 or more
High temperature tumbling process leaves powdered gloves a very lightly powdered surface
Heavily powdered surface leaves plenty of powder residue on user's hands
Powdered gloves coated with soft and high quality USP grade edible cornstarch
Coated with harsh and low quality powder or chemical
Manufactured at ISO 9001 quality certified facilities
Manufactured at non-ISO 9001 quality certified facilities


Even though different gloves may appear to be alike, human eyes cannot distinguish certain quality factors between different gloves, such as pinholes, latex protein content, stretch ability and strength.


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