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September 22, 2026

Mölnlycke Launches Biogel Radiation Protection Gloves

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Mölnlycke Health Care has launched its Biogel radiation protection gloves for use during fluoroscopy-guided and other image-dependent procedures.
  • The gloves use a tungsten and polyisoprene formulation intended to reduce clinician hand exposure to scattered radiation.
  • The Biogel radiation protection gloves have FDA 510(k) clearance for direct patient contact.

September 22, 2026—Mölnlycke Health Care US, LLC. announced the launch of the company’s range of Biogel radiation protection gloves, designed to reduce clinician hand exposure to scattered radiation during fluoroscopy-guided, interventional, and other image-dependent procedures.

According to the company, the gloves combine Mölnlycke’s tungsten and polyisoprene formulation for radiation attenuation with the fit, comfort, and tactile sensitivity of surgical gloves.

The company’s range of Biogel radiation protection gloves has FDA 510(k) clearance for direct patient contact and is intended for surgeons and clinicians working in environments where radiation exposure to the hands is a routine element of care delivery, noted the press release.

“Radiation safety protocols have advanced in many areas, but hand protection has remained a clear blind spot for many of my colleagues,” commented orthopedic surgeon Ashish Sahai, MD, in Mölnlycke’s press release. “Surgeons’ hands may receive dramatically higher exposure than the rest of the body; yet protection still lags far behind lead aprons and thyroid shields. Our hands are our most valuable asset, and these new gloves offer an option for wearing radiation protection while preserving the dexterity and tactile sensitivity modern surgery demands. Surgeons should never have to choose between protecting themselves and performing at their best for the patient.”

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