First, medical gloves must contain CFDA food and drug safety certification. Medical gloves that have not been sterilized after holding the industry qualification certificate are called non-sterile medical gloves.

Sterilized gloves are medical gloves that use sterilization techniques during the production of gloves. Available glove sterilization techniques on the market include ethylene oxide and gamma radiation. Sterile gloves are suitable for medical institutions with a high safety factor, such as operating rooms. Currently, sterile medical gloves include sterile examination gloves and sterile surgical gloves. Some medical staff also wore two pairs of sterile surgical gloves during the procedure to ensure the safety of themselves and their patients.
In addition to adding sterilization techniques during production, laboratory sterilized gloves are more stringent than non-sterile gloves. They are usually packaged in one package, which is easy to carry and hygienic to avoid cross-contamination during use.