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Isolation gowns

Isolation gowns from Halyard and Medline, listed by AAMI PB70 barrier level, material, cuff and closure.

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How to compare isolation gowns

  1. Barrier level

    AAMI PB70 Level 1 to 4, as labeled.

  2. Material

    for example, SMS polypropylene or polyethylene-coated fabric, as the manufacturer names it.

  3. Cuffs and closure

    knit, elastic or thumb-loop cuffs; neck and waist ties, side ties or other closures.

  4. Sizes

    as the manufacturer’s size chart states them.

  5. Pack-out

    gowns per bag and per case.

Isolation gowns we carry 4 products

Specifications as the manufacturer states them · pricing for approved accounts

About isolation gowns

FDA regulates surgical gowns and surgical isolation gowns as Class II devices that need 510(k) clearance; non-surgical isolation gowns are Class I and exempt from premarket review. The ANSI/AAMI PB70 standard sorts protective apparel into four barrier levels, from Level 1 (minimal risk) to Level 4 (high risk), and for isolation gowns every area except the bindings, cuffs and hems counts as a critical zone. FDA’s advice is to look for labeling that states the gown’s intended use and level of protection; the level a task calls for is your facility’s decision.

Under Enhanced Barrier Precautions, nursing-home staff wear a gown and gloves together for high-contact care of residents who meet CDC’s criteria.

Each listing shows the PB70 level, material, cuff (knit, elastic or thumb loop), closure, sizes, sterile or non-sterile, and gowns per case, as the manufacturer states them.

We carry isolation gowns from Halyard and Medline.

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Tell us the gowns and cases you use each month — and the gloves that go with them. Your representative prepares a written quote, valid for 30 days.

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