Are these pads latex free?
892020
They are not marked as latex or non-latex. Manufacturer number is 1 215 938 0200 promed specialties. Give them a call they could tell you. Good luck.
755655
I don't think it is any latex in them, it feels like all cloth, feels like regular gloves you would wear outside but not too heavy. They are very comfortable.
476695
The box, gloves, bandages (with the exception of 100% cotton pads) nor the breathing barrier specify if it is latex-free or not. You may need to contact the manufacturer or seller.
775591
It is not latex. I have an allergy to latex and have had no problems with it at all.
1450225
Ok Gigi I went to their web page which has all sorts of info. It does say they are BPA and Latex Free!
2154861
They definitely are reusable (several months at least) and are good for sensitive skin. I usually have to wear cotton gloves under other gloves, but not the case for these. As for BPA, I'm sorry that I cannot answer. The box indicates, "these gloves are latex free and made from a proprietary material we call Bliss...an alternative for those individuals who are allergic to natural rubber latex". Good luck.
276328
Not sure about these specific balls. I believe Gator Skin brand balls are latex-free.
1932143
Is there some kind of chemical cleaning solution in these pads? Can you use your own solution?
447406
I do not know if these are latex free,, but they do break easily, as I tried to use them for hair bands when I ran out for my granddaughter but they tend to break under the stress of looping them over and over as you do a rubber band. Hope you do receive an answer. Happy holidays to you. oh the kids at school really love this loom looper fad. All my granddaughters riends asked her to make them bracelets. So I had to buy more loopers.
1421335
Yes. I am allergic to latex in any form, natural or synthetic. Hope this helps.
1272453
I read the box and it says nothing about being latex free. It does however mention that they are "PVC" free. 2. From the Moldex Website FAQ's: Do Moldex disposable foam earplugs contain natural rubber latex? No. All Moldex disposable foam earplugs are manufactured with an acrylic polymer material. This material is synthetic and does not contain the proteins found in natural rubber latex, which usually is the cause of a latex allergic reaction.
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I absolutely love these nasal filters, however I have just read the box completely and see no where that they are latex free, my recommendation is that if you are allergic to latex don't use these, as wonderful as they are I wouldn't want you to have a problem.
1554076
I believe they are. My son-in-law is allergic to latex and his kids have them all over the house and he's OK.
1975519
http://www.amazon.com/Are-they-latex-free/forum/Fx1HXIH4OPL2RNR/Tx5O9RYAT17MV3/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_aar_al_a?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B001FXRIHE
1271272
Even in today's chemical world it's hard to imagine that there is latex in these flexible band-aids. BUT I have not investigated that particular possibility. If you discover there is and have time to inform me I would be most grateful(:
198138
I would contact the company and ask. I'm guessing they are neoprene but that doesn't necessarily mean they are latex free. Contact the company to be sure.
478236
Yes according to another site, this product is Latex and silicone free. I got this information from... http://www.cvs.com/shop/product-detail/Archtek-Grind-Guard?skuId=471561