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Description
Remain fully protected when managing a crisis and providing care to those in need and prevent the transmission of infectious agents with SafePaq Plus Blood & Virus Protection Kits. The breathable coverall material meets ASTM F1670/F1671 standards for blood and viral penetration resistance.
The contents were chosen with special attention to their utility for healthcare workers. For example, the material of the coverall is breathable to be more comfortable while working. Two thicknesses of gloves were chosen, so a heavier glove could be worn as an outer glove. The disposable apron can tear off from your neck for disposal, avoiding the need for having potentially hazardous scissors around to cut the straps.
Available As
- SafePaq Plus Blood & Virus Protection Kit (HM5912)
- SafePaq Blood & Virus Protection Kit (HM5911)
Specifications
SafePaq Plus Blood & Virus Protection Kit (HM5912)
- Each kit contains the following:
- One blood and fluid resistant coverall with taped seams, elastic wrists, thumb loops, zipper closure with taped flap and skid resistant integrated booties
- Two pair of 5 mil Nitrile Exam Gloves (2 sizes)
- Two pair of 8 mil extended cuff Nitrile Exam Gloves (2 sizes)
- One Disposable Apron
- One pair of Overboots
- One N95 mask
- One Face Shield with Protective Drape
- One Protective Hood
- Two Germicidal Wipes
- Kit contents not made with natural rubber latex
- Available in sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL
- Assembled in the USA
Contents
- 10 individually-wrapped kits in a convenient dispenser box
Additional Info
Documents
Available for International Sale
Various regulatory bodies provide standards and guidelines for appropriate PPE selection. These include OSHA, NFPA, CDC, World Health Organization (WHO) and ASTM. The selection of appropriate PPE (including respiratory, eye, head, foot and hand protection) is the responsibility of the end-user and must be made following a thorough hazard assessment of the work tasks and the environment as well as related regulatory standards. Individuals who use PPE also require training in donning, doffing, use and disposal of PPE to avoid contamination.
Useful regulatory links: OSHA PPE Standards, Standards for Personal Protective Gear for First Responders, CDC Emergency Response Resources - PPE, CDC Tools for Protecting Healthcare Personnel, CDC Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations for Hospitalized Patients with Known or Suspected Ebola Virus Disease in U.S. Hospitals.
PPE Return Policy: Due to the hazardous nature of using personal protective equipment, this product is not eligible for return.
