The testing process itself will involve measuring the moisture content of the gloves, whether they are too wet or too dry. Gloves that are too wet are prone to bacterial growth and may cause skin irritation, while gloves that are too dry are brittle and easily damaged.
Once the testing is completed, manufacturers will be required to make any necessary adjustments to their production processes to ensure that their gloves meet the new quality standards. Helping to safeguard public health, ensuring that gloves are fit for purpose, whether used in a healthcare setting or by the general public for everyday tasks.
An important step in ensuring that gloves meet the highest quality standards. By prioritizing quality and safety, you can ensure that the gloves provide the protection and comfort that users need.
