Coverall/gowns are designed to protect health-care providers’ torso from virus exposure. Although coveralls usually provide 360-degree protection as they are designed to cover the entire body, including the back and lower legs, and often the head and feet, the design of medical / isolation gowns does not provide continuous overall body protection.

By using appropriate protective clothing, it is possible to create a barrier to eliminate or reduce contact and droplet exposure, both known to transmit COVID-19, thus protecting healthcare workers working in close proximity (within 1 meter) of suspect/confirmed COVID-19 cases or their secretions.

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SURGICAL GOWNS

Surgical gowns are made of lightweight fabric for excellent protection and are especially designed to meet the regular clinical workplace needs. These standard gowns with fluid-resistant features are available in various colours.

Salient Features

• Usually packaged as sterile products or designed to be sterilized. Some are disposable and others are made of fabric that is labeled as washable for multiple use.
• Come in various sizes, including one-size-fits-all.
• Made of fluid-resistant materials to reduce the transfer of body fluids.

COVER ALL GOWNS (COVERALLS)

In order to get maximum protection from biological fluid, the healthcare workers may need to wear cover all gowns. When you are dealing with biological fluids which can spread diseases, such as Hepatitis, Ebola, HIV AIDS and various other problems.

ISOLATION GOWNS

The Isolation gowns are made with breathable fabric for reliable safety. They are lightweight gowns made with multi-ply fabrics, and you can get them in two weights like medium weight and lightweight