Medline ASTM Level 3 Surgical Face Mask with Ties, 50 EA/BX

ASTM Level 3 Surgical Face Mask with Ties, 50 EA/BX

This ASTM Level 3 surgical face mask with ties is a disposable pleated mask for medical and professional settings that need a surgical mask format. Buyers may choose it for secure tie attachment and anti-fog foam that helps reduce eyeglass fogging for better optical clarity. This version has a 4-ply construction, metal nosepiece, and no shield.

Good Fit For

• Clinical and professional settings that specify ASTM Level 3 surgical masks
• Wearers who prefer tie-style mask attachment
• Use with eyeglasses when reduced fogging is important

Key Features

• Meets ASTM F2100-19 Level 3 standard for buyers seeking this surgical mask level
• Tie attachment helps support a secure fit in settings that prefer ties over ear loops
• Anti-fog foam helps reduce eyeglass fogging for clearer visibility during wear
• Pleated mask style offers a familiar surgical mask format for routine workflows
• 4-ply disposable construction supports single-use convenience
• Metal nosepiece allows more controlled shaping at the nose area

Applications and Usage

• Daily mask use in healthcare and procedure environments requiring a surgical mask
• Tasks where eyeglass fogging can interfere with visibility
• Workflows that call for a disposable pleated mask with tie closure

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Foam.
• This mask uses ties rather than ear loops, so fit and donning workflow will differ.
• No shield is included.
• This is a disposable surgical mask intended for single use.

FAQ

• Does this surgical face mask have ear loops or ties? This surgical face mask uses ties for attachment.
• Is this mask anti-fog? Yes. Anti-fog foam helps reduce eyeglass fogging for better optical clarity.
• Does this mask include a face shield? No. This mask does not include a shield.
• What mask style is this? This is a pleated surgical mask with a metal nosepiece.
• Is this mask disposable? Yes. This is a disposable surgical mask.

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