Medline Duckbill-Style Surgical Face Mask with Ties, 300 EA/CS

Duckbill-Style Surgical Face Mask with Ties, 300 EA/CS

This duckbill-style surgical face mask uses tie closures and a chamber design that creates a larger breathing space. It can be a practical choice for buyers who want a disposable surgical mask for clinical or professional settings where comfort, clearer speech, and a secure tied fit matter. Key details include a 3-ply construction, metal nosepiece, antifog foam, and green color.

Good Fit For

• Clinical and professional mask use where tie closures are preferred
• Workflows that benefit from easier speech through a chamber-style mask
• Buyers seeking a disposable surgical mask with antifog foam

Key Features

• Duckbill-style chamber design creates a larger breathing chamber for comfort and easier breathing
• Tie attachment helps users adjust fit without relying on ear loops
• Metal nosepiece supports a closer fit around the nose area
• Antifog foam helps reduce fogging concerns during wear
• 3-ply disposable surgical mask format suits single-use workflows
• Cellulose facing is noted for a cool feel

Applications and Usage

• Daily mask use in healthcare and professional environments
• Tasks where a tied mask is preferred for adjustable fit
• Situations where clearer speech is helpful during wear

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Foam.
• This mask uses ties rather than ear loops, so fit and donning will differ from earloop styles
• The mask is disposable for single-use workflows
• No shield is included

FAQ

• Does this surgical mask have ear loops or ties? This surgical face mask uses ties for attachment.
• What mask style is this? This is a duckbill-style chamber mask, which creates a larger breathing space to help keep the mask away from the face.
• Does this mask include a nosepiece? Yes. This mask has a metal nosepiece.
• Is this mask disposable or reusable? This surgical mask is disposable.
• Does this mask include a shield? No. A shield is not included with this mask.

From Medline.