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Take care of your hand skin

Rękaw­ice diag­nos­ty­czne nit­ry­lowe z wewnętrzną warst­wą ochron­no-naw­ilża­jącą zaw­ier­a­jącą koloidal­ny wyciąg z owsa uznawany przez FDA jako środek chronią­cy skórę. Wyko­nane z miękkiego i elasty­cznego mate­ri­ału zapew­ni­a­jącego wysoką wytrzy­małość i bard­zo dobre czu­cie.

Rękawice nitrylowe bezpudrowe z koloidalnym wyciągiem z owsa to przyszłość, bezpieczeństwo i jakość

Take care of your hand skin

Rękaw­ice diag­nos­ty­czne nit­ry­lowe z wewnętrzną warst­wą ochron­no-naw­ilża­jącą zaw­ier­a­jącą nat­u­ral­nym wyciągiem z owsa uznawanym przez FDA jako środek chronią­cy skórę. Wyko­nane z miękkiego i elasty­cznego mate­ri­ału zapew­ni­a­jącego wysoką wytrzy­małość i bard­zo dobre czu­cie.

Becare’s commitment to hand protection

  • Man­u­fac­tured using patent­ed glove coat­ing tech­nol­o­gy.
  • The inner lay­er is made of 100% NATURAL col­loidal oat­meal extract, rec­og­nized by the FDA as a skin pro­tec­tant.
  • CLINICALLY PROVEN to act as a skin pro­tec­tant and a skin dam­age repair agent.
  • CERTIFIED GLUTEN-FREE gloves, safe for indi­vid­u­als with celi­ac dis­ease or gluten intol­er­ance.

Why colloidal oat?

In June 2003, col­loidal oat received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion (FDA) for use as a skin pro­tec­tant.

In Com­mis­sion Deci­sion (EU) 2019/701 of April 5, 2019, col­loidal oat­meal extract was list­ed as an ingre­di­ent for use in the label­ing of cos­met­ic prod­ucts.

Col­loidal oat­meal has been clas­si­fied by the FDA and Health Cana­da as a “skin pro­tec­tant” and a “nat­ur­al health prod­uct (NHP).”

The Japan­ese Cos­met­ic Indus­try Asso­ci­a­tion (JCIA) has iden­ti­fied col­loidal oat­meal extract as one of the cos­met­ic ingre­di­ents avail­able in Japan that should be used in accor­dance with the reg­u­la­tions of the Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal and Med­ical Devices Law (PMDL).

Skin prob­lems

Dermatological issues in healthcare

Health­care work­ers often strug­gle with skin prob­lems due to pro­longed glove use and fre­quent hand wash­ing. Our gloves with a col­loidal oat­meal coat­ing offer advanced skin pro­tec­tion and care that stan­dard gloves do not pro­vide. Here’s why our gloves are bet­ter.

    • Moisturization and skin protection

      Our gloves with col­loidal oat­meal extract pro­vide excel­lent skin mois­tur­iza­tion, which is cru­cial in pre­vent­ing dry­ness and crack­ing of the skin. Col­loidal oat­meal extract helps main­tain skin hydra­tion, con­tribut­ing to its soft­ness and elas­tic­i­ty. Reg­u­lar gloves do not have this fea­ture, mak­ing the skin more prone to dam­age and irri­ta­tion.

    • Reduction of inflammation and irritation

      Gloves with col­loidal oat­meal extract con­tain avenan­thramides and beta-glu­can, which have sooth­ing prop­er­ties, reduc­ing red­ness and itch­ing. Stan­dard gloves do not offer this lev­el of pro­tec­tion, often lead­ing to chron­ic skin prob­lems for users.

    • Improvement of the skin’s protective barrier

      Col­loidal oat­meal extract strength­ens the skin’s nat­ur­al pro­tec­tive bar­ri­er, pre­vents mois­ture loss, and pro­tects against harm­ful exter­nal fac­tors. This ensures that the skin is bet­ter shield­ed from the effects of dis­in­fec­tants and deter­gents, which is espe­cial­ly impor­tant in a med­ical envi­ron­ment. Reg­u­lar gloves do not sup­port the regen­er­a­tion of the skin bar­ri­er, increas­ing the risk of dam­age.

    • Comfort and safety of use

      Our gloves are designed with max­i­mum com­fort and user safe­ty in mind. Col­loidal oat­meal extract is hypoal­ler­genic and suit­able for sen­si­tive skin, min­i­miz­ing the risk of aller­gic reac­tions. This makes the gloves ide­al for indi­vid­u­als with del­i­cate skin who may expe­ri­ence irri­ta­tion when using reg­u­lar gloves.

    Technology

    What is COATS®?

    COATS® stands for Col­loidal Oat­meal Sys­tem. It is a patent­ed tech­nol­o­gy for coat­ing the inside of gloves with a clin­i­cal­ly proven skin pro­tec­tant.

    Not just protection

    Oat­meal has been used as a rem­e­dy to soothe itch­ing and irri­ta­tion asso­ci­at­ed with var­i­ous skin con­di­tions. In June 2003, col­loidal oat­meal received FDA approval for use as a skin pro­tec­tant. Lever­ag­ing the unique ben­e­fits of col­loidal oat­meal, HARTALEGA com­bined this knowl­edge with inno­v­a­tive glove man­u­fac­tur­ing tech­nol­o­gy to offer COATS®—a rev­o­lu­tion­ary glove that goes beyond pro­tec­tion.

    Efficacy

    Efficacy of COATS® Gloves

    Improvement in Skin Hydration

    COATS® gloves demon­strat­ed a 4‑fold increase in skin hydra­tion improve­ment com­pared to non-coat­ed nitrile gloves, with a remark­able 106.1% improve­ment from base­line.

    Reduction in Water Evaporation

    COATS® gloves showed a 11.9% reduc­tion in water evap­o­ra­tion as opposed to 6.1% increase in water evap­o­ra­tion observed in non-coat­ed nitrile gloves. The high­er the water loss, the greater the like­li­hood for skin dam­age.

    Efficacy of Colloidal Oatmeal

    Col­loidal oat­meal has a long his­to­ry of ben­e­fi­cial use in der­ma­tol­ogy. It is a nat­ur­al prod­uct that has an excel­lent safe­ty record and has demon­strat­ed effi­ca­cy for the treat­ment of atopic der­mati­tis, pso­ri­a­sis, drug-induced rash and oth­er con­di­tions.

    Dermatological benefits of colloidal oatmeal

    Why Colloidal Oatmeal is Great for Skin?

    Great protection for sensitive skin

    Col­loidal oat­meal has been used for decades to soothe and ame­lio­rate atopic der­mati­tis and oth­er pru­rit­ic and/or xerot­ic der­matoses. The Cen­ters for Dis­ease Con­trol and Pre­ven­tion (CDC) also sug­gests that col­loidal oat­meal baths could help relieve itch­ing in cas­es of shin­gles (Her­pes Zoster).3 Col­loidal oatmeal’s prop­er­ties are tru­ly ben­e­fi­cial for glove users, in par­tic­u­lar, the health­care work­ers as accord­ing to a study in the British Jour­nal of Der­ma­tol­ogy pub­lished in July 2017, they are more like­ly to get hand eczema than the gen­er­al pop­u­la­tion.

    Soothing properties

    Col­loidal oat­meal is the key to sooth­ing sen­si­tive skin, espe­cial­ly effec­tive towards itch­es and irri­ta­tions. Col­loidal oat­meal binds to your skin and locks in mois­ture, giv­ing your skin a chance to rehy­drate. It also helps bal­ance your skin’s nat­ur­al pH lev­els.

    Anti-inflammatory properties

    In June 2003, col­loidal oat­meal has gained the U.S. Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion (FDA) approval to be used as a skin pro­tec­tant. Col­loidal oat­meal has a long his­to­ry of ben­e­fi­cial use in der­ma­tol­ogy. Oat­meal pos­sess­es antiox­i­dant and anti-inflam­ma­to­ry prop­er­ties and its admin­is­tra­tion is effec­tive on a vari­ety of der­ma­to­log­ic inflam­ma­to­ry dis­eases.

    Moisturising properties

    Hand wash­ing is one of the most effec­tive ways to pre­vent the spread of germs. How­ev­er, fre­quent hand wash­ing removes pro­tec­tive lipids from the skin bar­ri­er and as a result, the skin becomes less pli­able and more prone to cracks and fis­sures. The high con­cen­tra­tion of starch­es and beta-glu­can in oats are fac­tors lead­ing to the pro­tec­tive and water-hold­ing func­tions of oat.4 Col­loidal oat­meal cre­ates a film on top of the skin’s sur­face, which enable reduc­tion of Trans Epi­der­mal Water Loss (TEWL) while pre­vent­ing irri­tants from pen­e­trat­ing the skin.

    Barrier-repair properties

    The fine­ly ground­ed tex­ture of Col­loidal Oat­meal lets the mol­e­cules form a thin skin-like pro­tec­tive lay­er over the skin bar­ri­er that keeps mois­ture in and irri­tants out. Extracts of col­loidal oat­meal were found to induce the expres­sion of genes relat­ed to epi­der­mal dif­fer­en­ti­a­tion, tight junc­tions and lipid reg­u­la­tion in skin, and pro­vide pH-buffer­ing capac­i­ty. Col­loidal oat­meal boost­ed the expres­sion of mul­ti­ple tar­get genes relat­ed to skin bar­ri­er in an in vit­ro mod­el of atopic der­mati­tis.

    Features

    MARKET SEGMENT

    Health­care

    TYPE

    Diag­nos­tic Gloves

    CUFF LENGTH

    Stan­dard

    STERILE

    No

    COLOUR

    Dawn blue

    REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

    Nitrile Pow­der Free : FDA 510(k), ROHS Direc­tive 2002/95/EC, EU 2016/425, REACH, EU 10/2011, EC 1935/2004, MDR 2017/ 745

    CLASSIFICATION

    Nitrile Pow­der Free: Class I (FDA), Class I (MDR 2017/745), Cat­e­go­ry 3 (BfR XXI), Cat­e­go­ry III (PPER 2016/425)

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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    What are Oats?

    The oat (ave­na sati­va) is a cere­al grain grown and har­vest­ed for its seeds, which are used in a wide vari­ety of prod­ucts, includ­ing food, agri­cul­ture, health and skin­care prod­ucts.

    What is Col­loidal Oat­meal?

    Col­loidal oat­meal, the com­pound utilised in COATS® gloves, is made by milling the oat seeds into a fine pow­der. Col­loidal oat­meal is recog­nised by the FDA as a skin pro­tec­tant. COATS® gloves utilise the unique ben­e­fits of col­loidal oat­meal by includ­ing a coat­ing of col­loidal oat­meal inside the glove. COATS® gloves mois­turise your hands while you wear them, replac­ing mois­ture stripped from the skin, remov­ing dead skin cells, reliev­ing itch and irri­ta­tion, repair­ing dam­ages from oth­er chem­i­cals and calm­ing the skin

    What is Gluten?

    Gluten is a mix­ture of pro­teins that occur nat­u­ral­ly in wheat, rye, bar­ley and cross­breeds of these grains.3 Gluten can be found in foods con­tain­ing these ingre­di­ents, includ­ing bread, pas­ta, cakes, cere­al and var­i­ous sauces and dress­ings. For most peo­ple, gluten is entire­ly safe to eat, and is a healthy source of pro­tein and fibre. How­ev­er, for peo­ple who suf­fer from coeli­ac dis­ease, gluten can cause seri­ous med­ical prob­lems.

    What is Coeli­ac Dis­ease?

    Coeli­ac is a med­ical dis­ease in which the immune sys­tem reacts abnor­mal­ly to gluten, caus­ing small bow­el dam­age. Coeli­ac dis­ease is a genet­ic pre­dis­po­si­tion, mean­ing peo­ple who suf­fer from the dis­ease are born with genes that may result in the devel­op­ment of gluten intol­er­ance. Coeli­ac dis­ease is esti­mat­ed to affect 1% — 2% of the population.5 If undi­ag­nosed, coeli­ac dis­ease can lead to chron­ic sys­tem inflam­ma­tion, poor nutri­tion and mal­ab­sorp­tion of nutri­ents. Coeli­ac dis­ease can­not be cured, thus peo­ple who suf­fer from this dis­ease must main­tain a life­long gluten–free diet.

    Do Oats con­tain Gluten?

    Oats do not nat­u­ral­ly con­tain gluten. How­ev­er, due to the demands of the mod­ern agri­cul­tur­al mar­ket, oat crops are often grown in close prox­im­i­ty to, or on plots of land pre­vi­ous­ly used to grow, wheat, bar­ley and rye crops, which may lead to cross-con­t­a­m­i­na­tion.

    I have Coeli­ac Dis­ease. Can I wear COATS® gloves?

    Yes. While minute traces of gluten due to cross-con­t­a­m­i­na­tion may be in the col­loidal oat­meal coat­ing of COATS® gloves, top­i­cal expo­sure to gluten is com­plete­ly safe for coeli­ac suf­fer­ers. Accord­ing to the Cen­tre for Coeli­ac Research, “…it is the oral inges­tion of gluten that acti­vates the immuno­log­i­cal cas­cades lead­ing to the autoim­mune process typ­i­cal of coeli­ac dis­ease”. That is, the adverse symp­toms asso­ci­at­ed with coeli­ac dis­ease occur only when gluten is ingest­ed oral­ly. The pres­ence of gluten in prod­ucts designed for exter­nal use, in par­tic­u­lar the appli­ca­tion of gluten prod­ucts to the skin has been deemed safe by the Cen­tre for Coeli­ac Research. “If you have coeli­ac dis­ease, then the appli­ca­tion of gluten con­tain­ing prod­ucts to the skin should not be a prob­lem, unless you have skin lesions that allow gluten to be absorbed sys­tem­at­i­cal­ly in great quan­ti­ties” – Dr Alessio Fasano, Med­ical Direc­tor of the Cen­tre for Coeli­ac Research. In fact, it is gen­er­al­ly agreed that gluten mol­e­cules are too large to be absorbed through the skin.8 As always, you should prac­tice appro­pri­ate hand wash­ing tech­niques as part of rou­tine hygiene prac­tices when you antic­i­pate con­tact with poten­tial­ly infec­tious peo­ple or sub­stances

    Will my patients be exposed to Gluten if I use COATS® gloves?

    No. The col­loidal oat­meal coat­ing is present only inside COATS® gloves, mean­ing the patient does not come into con­tact at all with this coat­ing. If donned and doffed cor­rect­ly, the inside of the glove should not be exposed to the patient. If, through cir­cum­stance, the patient was to come into con­tact with the inside of the glove, this would cause no adverse harm to the patient, as top­i­cal expo­sure to gluten is com­plete­ly safe for coeli­ac suf­fer­ers. Fur­ther, COATS® gloves require only a min­i­mal coat­ing of col­loidal oat­meal to achieve the unique skin ben­e­fits. Thus, the traces of gluten (if any) in the col­loidal oat­meal coat­ing would be extreme­ly small. Clin­i­cal stud­ies that have exam­ined the ben­e­fits of col­loidal oat­meal on the skin have found that it is a safe and effec­tive treat­ment for a wide range of skin con­di­tions.

    Why Colloidal Oatmeal is Great for Skin?

    The gloves are an excel­lent choice for indi­vid­u­als seek­ing dura­bil­i­ty and chem­i­cal resis­tance. Unlike latex gloves, they offer bet­ter pro­tec­tion against harsh chem­i­cals, oils, and mechan­i­cal dam­age.

    Nitrile gloves are used in many indus­tries, such as med­i­cine, the food indus­try, paint and var­nish pro­duc­tion, hair­dress­ing, the beau­ty indus­try, and cos­met­ics.

    Excellent protection for sensitive skin

    Col­loidal oat­meal has been used for decades to alle­vi­ate symp­toms of atopic der­mati­tis and oth­er der­matoses accom­pa­nied by itch­ing and/or xero­sis. The Cen­ters for Dis­ease Con­trol and Pre­ven­tion (CDC) also sug­gests that oat­meal baths can help relieve itch­ing asso­ci­at­ed with shin­gles. The prop­er­ties of col­loidal oat­meal are ben­e­fi­cial for glove users, par­tic­u­lar­ly health­care work­ers. Accord­ing to a study pub­lished in the *British Jour­nal of Der­ma­tol­ogy* in July 2017, these indi­vid­u­als are more prone to hand eczema than the gen­er­al pop­u­la­tion. Nitrile gloves are high­ly resis­tant to mechan­i­cal dam­age. Nitrile gloves with an inner lay­er of col­loidal oat­meal are an ide­al choice for peo­ple work­ing in all con­di­tions.

    Nitrile gloves are val­ued for their high resis­tance to tear­ing, chem­i­cals, cyto­sta­t­ics, oils, and sol­vents. Due to these prop­er­ties, they are becom­ing increas­ing­ly pop­u­lar in the med­ical field and oth­er indus­tries that require reli­able pro­tec­tion.

    Anti-inflammatory properties

    In June 2003, a col­loidal oat extract was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion (FDA) for use as a skin pro­tec­tant. Oats have a long his­to­ry of ben­e­fi­cial use in der­ma­tol­ogy. Col­loidal oat­meal pos­sess­es antiox­i­dant and anti-inflam­ma­to­ry prop­er­ties, and its appli­ca­tion is effec­tive in treat­ing var­i­ous inflam­ma­to­ry der­ma­to­log­i­cal con­di­tions. It is worth men­tion­ing that nitrile gloves are often cho­sen for med­ical pro­ce­dures, cos­met­ic treat­ments, and clean­ing tasks because they are more resis­tant to aggres­sive chem­i­cals, oils, and mechan­i­cal dam­age than latex gloves.


    Sources:
    1. Aspen Clin­i­cal Research Report OATCLI4C. A Clin­i­cal Study to Mea­sure the Effects of COATS® 0.6% Coat­ing Con­cen­tra­tion Blend on the Skin vs ‘Non-Coat­ed Nitrile Glove (Con­trol): To Demon­strate the Ben­e­fits of this Coat­ing as a Pro­tec­tant; and the Repar­a­tive Role on Dam­aged Skin. (2014).
    2. Drow­er, E., Rey­na, R., Wil­son, K., Fer­cho, D., & Schmidt, T. (2016). Eval­u­a­tion of Col­loidal Oat­meal-Coat­ed Exam Gloves on Skin of Health­care Work­ers. Amer­i­can Jour­nal of Infec­tion Con­trol, 44.
    3. US Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion (2014). ‘Gluten-Free’ now means what is says. Con­sumer Health Infor­ma­tion, August 2014 Bul­letin.
    4. State Gov­ern­ment of Vic­to­ria (2015). Gluten-free diet. Retrieved from https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/HealthyLiving/gluten-free-diet
    5. Bio­Med Cen­tral Ltd. (2013). A nov­el sero­ge­net­ic approach deter­mines the com­mu­ni­ty preva­lence of celi­ac dis­ease and informs improved diag­nos­tic path­ways. Retrieved from http://bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1741–7015-11–188.
    6. Coeli­ac Aus­tralia (2015). Coeli­ac Dis­ease. Retrieved from http://www.coeliac.org.au/coeliac-disease/.
    7. Gluten Free Dietit­ian (2015). Per­son­al Care Prod­ucts: Do you need to wor­ry about gluten? Retrieved from http://www.glutenfreedietitian.com/personal-care-products-do-you-need-to-worry-about-gluten/.
    8. Howard, D. (2015). A Glut­ton for Gluten: Should Skin Care be Gluten-Free? Retrieved from https://education.dermalogica.com.au/Content/docs/AGluttonforGluten.pdf
    9. Euro­pean Med­i­cines Agency (2008). Assess­ment Report on Ave­na Sativs L., Her­ba and Ave­na Sati­va L., Fruc­tus

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