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GAMMEX® GLOVE-IN-GLOVE™ SYSTEM

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Make double gloving your standard practice

Surgery poses an increased risk of bloodborne pathogen (BBP) exposure to healthcare professionals and patients. Surgical gloves have been recognized as an effective barrier to minimize this risk and reduce potential cross-contamination that can lead to the development of healthcare-associated infections.1

Evidence supports the use of double gloving with a darker-colored underglove, as part of an indicator system, to decrease the risk from percutaneous injury and provide an effective barrier to BBP exposure.2

Double gloving is advocated by many international health and perioperative organizations.


Double gloving is advocated by many international health and perioperative organizations.

Double Gloving

  1. Reduces risk of exposure to patient blood by as much as 87% when the outer glove is perforated.1
  2. Wearing a colored under glove increases identification of perforations by up to 86%.3
  3. Reduces the volume of blood on a solid suture needle as much as 95%, thereby reducing viral load in the event of a contaminated percutaneous injury.1
  4. Two layers of gloves can alert the surgeon to glove failure, detecting 77% of perforations versus only 21% with single gloves.2

GAMMEX® LATEX GLOVE-IN-GLOVE™ SYSTEM

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KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS

  1. Double Gloving Convenience: Two gloves pre-donned and aligned at fingertips that halves the donning time
  2. Enhanced Safety: White outer glove & green coloured underglove helps heighten visual identification in the event of a glove breach when double gloving in surgery
  3. Advanced Hydration: Ansell's Hydrasoft™ Skin Moisturizing Technology helps retain moisture and rehydrate dry skin to improve the wearer's skin condition
  4. Added Grip: The palm and fingers of the outer glove is textured to offer exceptional grip performance especially under wet conditions
  5. Easy Intraoperative Change: A unique donning aid technology enables easy doffing and donning of the inner and/or outer glove
  6. Eco-Friendly: Reduced environmental impact as 50% less inner packaging
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Two gloves in one

Pre-donned and ready for double gloving

Easy perforation detection

Coloured underglove helps increase identification of a breach by as much as 86%*

Reduced environmental impact

50% less waste with two gloves packed in one inner wrap

Utilization Rates

Helps support double gloving initiatives by ensuring both gloves are being used with double gloving system

Product Availability

Prevents lapse in compliance due to low/no stock in top glove and underglove availability

Improved Compliance

Usage directly impacts double gloving compliance among staff

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Find out how much time healthcare workers save before a surgical procedure when choosing Ansell’s pre-donned double gloving surgical gloves.

GAMMEX® Glove-In-Glove™ System vs Standard Double Gloving

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We asked perioperative staff to test Ansell's GAMMEX® Latex Glove-in-Glove™ System, pre-donned double gloving solution for easy. Hear their feedback.

GAMMEX® Latex Glove-in-Glove™ System Customer Experience

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REFERENCE
1. Berguer R. Key strategies for eliminating sharps injuries during surgery. AORN Journal. 2011 Jul;94(1):91-96.
2. Waljee JF, Malay S, Chung KC. Sharps injuries: the risks and relevance to plastic surgeons. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2013 Apr;131(4):784-791
3. Laine T, Aarnio P. How often does glove perforation occur in surgery? Comparison between single gloves and a double-gloving system. Am J Surg. 2001;181(6):564-566.