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  • Cardinal Health

    Impervious to blood and pathogens Ultrasonically bonded seams seal out fluids Two styles available Anti-skid soles For use in fluid-intensive conditions, line of shoe covers made of durable polypropylene fabric is impervious to blood and blood-borne pathogens. Ultrasonically bonded…

  • Cardinal Health

    Resists fluids Durable and breathable SMS material VELCRO® neck closure Durable and breathable procedure gowns are made of a fluid-resistant spunbond meltblown spunbond (SMS) material. Gowns feature a waist belt and neck closure for secure coverage. Garment is…

  • Non-Reinforced AAMI Level 3 Surgical Gowns Lightweight SMS Material Set-in sleeves Sterile

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    Cardinal Health

    Latex free Fluid resistant Three styles available Line of heavy-duty fluid resistant shoe covers is constructed of spunbond meltblown spunbond (SMS) material for extra strength and fluid resistance. Heavy-duty shoe covers are available with or without skid resistant tread. Shoe covers…

  • We inform and craft the right surgical gown for the right procedure so that your choice in barrier protection becomes as intuitive as the care you dedicate to patients. AAMI Level 3 surgical gowns are intended to be used in procedures with a moderate risk of exposure. Did you know that the…

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    Cardinal Health

    Meets ASTM synthetic blood and viral penetration standards Half-back with thumbhooks Impervious gown is designed for use in fluid-intensive settings where being splashed, sprayed or soaked with fluids is a high probability. The impervious material, a lightweight blue…

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    Serve in fluid-intensive settings Polyolefin coated Meets ASTM synthetic blood and viral penetration standards Open- or half-back styles Impervious gowns are designed for use in fluid-intensive settings where being splashed, sprayed or soaked with fluids is a high…

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