| Weight | 0.6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 2 in |
| Brand | Dukal |
| Unit Count | CS/144 |
| Size | S |
| Color | White |
| Material | Nitrile |
| Powder | Powder-Free |
144 Pack Disposable Nitrile Finger Cots Small Powder-Free Pre-Rolled
$18.04
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Description
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POWDER FREE NITRILE FINGER COTS
Disposable finger cots would be for both men and women, protect your finger while in physical activities or in other daily work. Size: Small. Quantity: 144. Each cot is pre-rolled and easy to use. Come in boxes for convenient use. 144 finger cots per box. Minimum of .08mm thickness.
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COMFORT
White finger cots ensure reliable protection and comfort. They are latex-free and protect the user’s finger during use. Non-powdered finger protectors prevent contamination and infection of a wound. Hypoallergenic and do not cause skin irritation. Ease of removal helps minimize trauma to the wound site.
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RELIABLE PROTECTION
Latex-free nitrile finger cots limit skin exposure fluid, thick enough to handle everything you need, protect your finger from harmful substance and scratches.
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MULTIPURPOSE
Finger cots may be used when bandaging a finger to secure the dressing and keep it dry. Common applications include: suppository placement, protection for cuts and abrasions. Covering any wounds on fingers, protect your finger from mess,contamination.
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HOW TO USE
Place a finger cot on the fingertip. Roll the finger cot all the way down toward the base of the finger. Make sure to smooth out any air that may have become trapped between the cot and the finger. Remove and dispose after use.
This was what I needed and what I was looking for, but the size was just slightly smaller than I was expecting. They still fit my thumb, for example, but it’s a tight fit. They’re the perfect size for my pinky finger, though.
This is the perfect solution for my use, which is to only cover my thumb and index finger for when I do lash extns..so I don’t have to have the glue on my skin and it’s super time saving too. I have wearing a full gloves for this purpose, and I have small hands.