What's the difference between silicone and latex?
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Silicone is currently the most superior material for caps available today, specially if you have medium to long hair. Silicone caps are typically more expensive than other materials but they outlast latex and are more tear resistant. They're also softer to the hair and they don't pull your hair the same way a latex cap can, and they are typically easier to put on too. Also, some people are allergic to latex. You don't want to find this out the hard way!
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Latex is rubber as in rubber bands. Latex swim caps are more difficult to get on as they do not slide over your hair. Silicone is "rubber like" in that is stretches but its surface is very smooth to touch. It slides more easily over your hair.
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HiSorry I don't have one in front of me to check. Only thing my information says LatexThat maybe squishy.Sorry not much helpThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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The manufacturer's website doesn't say. I would assume that it has latex since if a product is latex-free they would be using that as a selling point.
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Way better than silicone. Silicone will sometimes have things stick to it. Personally I prefer parchment paper to silicone but this stuff is pretty wonderful. Only complaint is that they FOLD it and ship it. It should be rolled and shipped.
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I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful. I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural... » Read More I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful. « Show Less
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It is made of Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE), I am unsure if this is 100% latex free. I would call 3M technical hotline and find out for sure.
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They are like a hard plastic. But if you are allergic to latex, I would contact the manufacturer. They were a gift for a coworker, so I don't have the instruction sheet. Sorry I cannot safely answer your question.
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I looked at the packaging and read the printed matter that came with the product. It did specify that it was made from a certain composition, but there was no mention of latex.
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I would imagine you are allergic to latex given your question. It should state in the components what it is made of in amazon site if not call them they are great to talk to hope this helps
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The grip feels like rubber yet very comfortable. Some say there is a difference between natural rubber and latex. It is possible that it contains latex but I am not sure. That is a mfg. question.
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I don't know what rubber latex is or feels like. But it doesn't feel "rubbery" to me. I can tell you I do pushups on it and it doesn't hurt my hands. I still put a towel over it though if I am going to do alot of pushups because I want a smoother feeling.
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I do not know! Sorry! I gave it as a gift and never really examined it for latex. It is well made and worked! :)
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Silicone is dielectric, but greases can be compounded differently to achieve different thicknesses. This stuff is thinner than my tube of silicone dielectric grease.
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I am not sure if it is latex free. You may need to contact the manufacturer. It appears to be made of silicone. I have a significant latex allergy and I have played with it and have not had a problem so far.
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@Vandam - Please do not misinform others. It is NOT a foam, it does NOT contain silicone in it. The dressing is made of proprietary multi-component medical grade synthetic polymers. Does not contain latex as well.Read more about the product and see evidence based literature and case studies at www.AnyWound.com
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The blister bandaid box does not say latex free. The Activ Flex bandaid does say latex free
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Have you received a response regarding latex? I am allergic to latex and cannot touch it. Thanks!