Hospitals & Clinics
Clinical buyers need the certificate, not the claim. Every line here lists the standard it was actually tested against.
What usually goes wrong
Clinical procurement fails on paperwork far more often than on product. A glove that performs perfectly is still unusable if the certificate covers a different standard, a different factory or a lapsed period.
How this range answers it
That is why the certification line is kept per product on this site rather than pooled into a single page of logos. The nitrile examination glove publishes FDA-510K, ASTM D6319 and EN455; the latex glove publishes CE; the vinyl glove publishes FDA. Those are three different positions, and a hospital tender will treat them as three different products.
On masks the same discipline applies. Surgical grade is YY 0469-2011 plus CE EN 14683 with splash resistance; medical grade is YY/T 0969-2013 plus CE EN 14683; civilian grade is EN 149:2001+A1:2009. The old site published SGS third-party testing as the evidence route, and that is what to ask for by name.
Where to start
Products that fit this buyer
Disposable Nitrile Examination Glove
The clinical default — FDA-510K, ASTM D6319 and EN455 on one glove
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Disposable Surgical Face Masks (3-ply, non-sterile)
Surgical grade — YY 0469-2011 and CE EN 14683, with splash resistance
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Disposable Latex Exam Glove
Natural latex, CE marked — best fit and feel, at the allergy trade-off
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Disposable Syringe Needle
The only sterile line here — CE, FDA and ANVISA
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Disposable Medical Face Masks (3-ply, non-sterile)
Medical grade — YY/T 0969-2013 and CE EN 14683
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Powder Free Disposable Nitrile Glove
The volume nitrile line, and the one held in US stock
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Tell us what you are buying for
Name the setting and the standard your policy or tender requires, and we will point you at the line that actually meets it.