glove use

When Should Gloves Be Worn?

Gloves should be worn at all times when handling histological samples, especially during tasks such as:
Tissue handling and processing
Staining procedures
Microtomy (cutting tissue sections)
Chemical handling, including the use of fixatives and solvents
Specimen disposal

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