Cardinal Health Flat Fold N95 Respirator and Surgical Mask, Regular, 300/CS

Flat Fold N95 Respirator and Surgical Mask, Regular, 300/CS

This flat fold N95 respirator and surgical mask is a regular-size option from Cardinal Health. It fits buyers who need a case quantity for ongoing use in professional settings and want a fold-flat format that is easy to store between uses and replenishment cycles. The case includes 300 masks total, packed 50 per box across 6 boxes.

Good Fit For

• Facility purchasing with recurring mask demand
• Departmental stocking across multiple storage points
• Buyers who prefer box-level dispensing within a case order

Key Features

• Flat fold N95 respirator and surgical mask format for buyers seeking this specific mask style
• Regular size helps narrow selection when a standard fit option is needed
• Case quantity supports higher-volume purchasing and routine replenishment
• Packed 50 per box and 6 boxes per case for easier distribution across teams or storage areas
• Made by Cardinal Health for customers standardizing around that manufacturer

Applications and Usage

• Ordering a case supply for centralized PPE inventory
• Splitting boxes across exam areas, departments, or workstations
• Restocking regular-size respirator and surgical mask supplies in professional settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 11.75 X 7.3 Inch.
• This SKU is the regular-size version, so size selection matters when matching your standard product setup.
• The order unit is a full case rather than a single box.
• If your team tracks legacy items, this product replaces 55USAN95RCA and 55USAN95R.

FAQ

• How many masks come in this case? This case includes 300 masks total. They are packed 50 per box, with 6 boxes in each case.
• What size is this respirator and surgical mask? This is the regular-size version.
• Is this a respirator, a surgical mask, or both? This product is identified as a flat fold N95 respirator and surgical mask.
• Is this sold by the box or by the case? This SKU is sold by the case.

From Cardinal Health.