The latest evolution in glove dispensing

5 Facts about Disposable Gloves

Manufacturing: Making disposable gloves is a very manual process. Gloves are pulled o formers and then packed by hand. This means there is a higher risk of contamination through handling.
Shipping and Storage: Although today’s gloves are packed very tightly, their dispensers contain 50% air.
Dispensing: It’s almost impossible to remove one glove at a time from a new box. Of those that spill from dispensers, 10% are thrown away, but there are occasions when the spilled gloves may inadvertently be pushed back into the box.
Donning: Gloves are presented randomly. You might pull out one glove by its finger or thumb. These are critical gripping surfaces that need to stay clean.
Productivity: With so many spilled and randomly presented, putting on a glove takes more time than it should. This reduces time spent on your task.

How to use SafeDon

First, pull glove with your dominant hand and don other hand

Second, pull glove with your gloved hand and don your dominant hand

No need to touch gloved fingers and palm or glove box and holder.

The only way to save money is through innovation. So we did just that.

By donning SafeDonTM gloves, you will:

Reduce the risk of cross contamination by up to 96%
Gloves dispensed cu rst, stop users from touching the glove’s most critical surfaces: thumb, ngers and palm. • Gloves dispensed individually prevent the potential contamination of other gloves in the box
Box holders ensure the box itself is not touched and is kept away from potentially infected surfaces.
Reduce waste by up to 10%
Cu 1stTM dispensing stops gloves from sticking together, reducing wastage
Dispensing one glove at a time provides easier and quickly donning
SafeDonTM dispensers reduce or eliminate cardboard waste compared to traditional glove packaging.

SafeDonTM is bringing examination gloves back to being a real infection control medical device, rather than just a commodity product.

Independent studies have proven that by only touching the cu and avoiding the rest of the glove and the dispenser, the spread of bacteria could be reduced by up to 96%.

A minimum 50% of all gloves are therefore donned clean and non-contaminated.

The packaging layering technique allows more gloves to be packed in one dispenser. This, in turn, reduces packaging, storage and transportation costs by 30%.

Glove wastage, packaging, storage and transportation reductions provide a positive environmental impact.

The SafeDonTM system will provide an effective infection control solution for use in environments where hygiene is essential. From the rst to the last glove, the quality of delivery and the maintenance of cleanliness is assured.

SafeDonTM Dispensing system

SafeDonTM is the world’s first glove dispensing system that presents gloves cu first.

In every way, it is a healthier, faster, smaller, cheaper, greener glove than its 40-year-old counterpart. Here’s why:

Manufacturing: SafeDonTM gloves are made with robotics resulting in minimal human handling. From forming to packing, at no point are SafeDonTM gloves touched by human hand. Therefore they leave the factory with negligible contamination – with the bonus reduction in labour costs.

Shipping and storage: While one shipping container can hold 2.2m traditional gloves, 3.5m SafeDonTM gloves t in the same space. This reduces carbon miles, but also means your warehouse or stock room can hold up to 50% more gloves. And because SafeDonTM gloves ship in recycled polythene bags, less packaging waste is created.

Dispensing: It’s impossible to take more than one SafeDonTM glove from the box at a time. Interleaved when packed and presented cu - rst, zero gloves will spill. This means each pack of gloves lasts around 10% longer and creates no accidental waste. Wall-mounted SafeDonTM holders mean you never have to touch the dispenser, reducing cross contamination

Donning: By always pulling a glove out by the cu , you never accidentally touch any critical surfaces while putting it on. An independent hospital study confrmed that SafeDonTM e effectively reduces cross-contamination by 96%.

Productivity: With no accidental spills and with uniform glove presentation, SafeDonTM allows you to put your gloves on quickly so you can get on with your task.

SafeDonTM is the clearly the cleanest, greenest, most cost-e effective single-use glove dispensing system in the world.

SafeDonTM Poly-re ll packs

SafeDonTM GX894: 2nd Generation Twin Pack DispensersGX894 Nitrile examination gloves are supplied in a twin pack dispenser of 300 gloves.
A traditional style of dispenser box to t standard or triple hygienic wall holders. GX894 is recommended for procedures where there may be contact with bodily fluids or low risk chemicals.

SafeDonTM GX994 & GX978: Poly-re ll PacksThe latest innovation in packaging waste reduction, GX994 and GX978 Nitrile examination gloves are supplied in polythene re ll packs of 125 or 250 gloves. Re ll packs can be used with cube style and poly-re ll packs wall holders as well as multi-holders. Gloves recommended for all procedures where there may be contact with bodily uids or low risk chemicals. Features

Colour: Blue

Length:24cm

Pouch: 125’s (GX994), 2505 (GX978) • Outer pack: 16 (GX994), 8 (GX978)

Material: Nitrile

Colour: Blue

Length: 24cm

Outer carton: 8 dispensers • Dispenser: 300 gloves

Material: Nitrile

SafePronTM AX40 & AX100: Polythene ApronsThe latest innovation in packaging waste reduction and apron dispensing methods. The polythene aprons are supplied in poly-re ll packs of 40 or 100. They can be used with cube style and poly-re ll pack wall holders as well as multi holders

Easy to open thanks to their interleaving packing. Each apron will pull out ready to unfold and the right way up every time. The SafePronTM has been designed with a greater chest coverage to ensure maximum protection.

SafeDonTM Holders & dispensers

SafeDonTM Space & packing savings SafeDonTM will:

Save up to 50% in storage - transport - distribution

Reduce packaging and disposal costs

Introduce a hospital packaging waste closed loop initiative by recycling “Poly-re fill packs” packaging

More on a pallet = more storage capacity = less distribution costs