LOS ANGELES, CA, May 13 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
Adenna Inc.'s Phantom(R) Latex and Shadow(R) Nitrile black color exam
gloves have become the favorite gloves of tattoo, piercing and body
artists. They are the gloves of choice used by celebrity tattoo artists
as seen on popular TV shows.

    Phantom(R) Latex exam gloves have the lowest allowable protein claim by
the FDA to minimize rubber latex sensitivity. The fully textured surface
provides an excellent grip onto instruments, and the smooth interior
finish provides easy donning and comfortable wear.

    If you are sensitive to rubber latex, Shadow(R) Nitrile exam gloves are
made for you. They are made of synthetic material, and are latex free and
powder free. Through proprietary technology, Shadow(R) Nitrile gloves are
made softer, more flexible and stretchy than other nitrile gloves for
comfortable wear. They also offer excellent chemical resistance and
barrier protection.

    "Buyers beware! Watch out for some black color gloves on the market that
are not medical grade or exam grade. These gloves are so called 'B-grade'
or industrial grade and they are not suitable for tattooing or piercing
use. They are in fact exam grade rejects. They do not pass quality control
or are products that failed the FDA and ASTM's standard for healthcare
uses," says Kevin Toshima, Business Development Manager of Adenna, Inc.

    Exam gloves provide barrier protection for both the artists and the
patrons. Therefore, it is critical that "medical grade" exam gloves are
worn when performing tattooing or piercing procedures. The FDA only allows
medical grade exam gloves to be labeled with the word "EXAM" on the
packaging. Both Phantom(R) and Shadow(R) gloves are exam grade and are
made with the most stringent quality control meeting or exceeding the FDA
and ASTM standards.

    These gloves come in colorful and edgy packaging designs that complement
the artists' studios. They are packaged 100 gloves per box by weight, and
they are available. 

    Adenna, Inc. is a proven leader in hand protection products in the
healthcare and consumer markets since 1997.