Medline Disposable Polyethylene Film Heavyweight Gowns, 75 EA/CS

Disposable Polyethylene Film Heavyweight Gowns, 75 EA/CS

Disposable polyethylene film heavyweight gowns help protect clothing during tasks that call for cover-level fluid protection. This Medline option fits facilities and staff looking to speed gowning and glove changes, especially where sleeve slide can slow workflow. The gown has thumb loops, an open back, an apron tie closure, and a universal size.

Good Fit For

• Fast-paced gowning and gloving routines
• Tasks where sleeve movement can interrupt workflow
• Facilities buying disposable cover gowns by the case

Key Features

• Polyethylene film heavyweight gown for disposable protective wear
• Thumb loops help keep sleeves in place during glove changes
• High-level fluid protection supports splash-prone tasks
• Open back design pairs with over-the-head neck closure
• Apron tie closure helps secure the gown during wear
• Universal size with 23.5 inch sleeve length

Applications and Usage

• Adding disposable garment protection for staff during fluid exposure risk
• Reducing sleeve slide while putting on gloves
• Stocking universal-size protective gowns for shared-use areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This gown is marked as chemotherapy tested: no.
• The protection level is cover, which may matter when comparing gown types.
• The back style is open back, so coverage differs from full-back designs.

FAQ

• How do the thumb loops help? Thumb loops help hold the sleeves in place, which can save time when staff are putting on gloves and want to avoid sleeve slide.
• What kind of protection does this gown offer? This gown is described with high-level fluid protection and a cover protection level.
• How does the gown close? The gown uses an over-the-head neck closure and an apron tie closure.
• What size is this gown? This gown comes in a universal size. The sleeve length is 23.5 inch.
• Is this gown appropriate for chemotherapy use? No. The gown is marked as not chemotherapy tested.

From Medline.