Medline Pro Series Bouffant Caps, Brush Stroke Print, 24", 500 EA/CS

Pro Series Bouffant Caps, Brush Stroke Print, 24", 500 EA/CS

These bouffant caps are disposable head covers with a brush stroke print for workplace hygiene and hair containment. They are a practical fit for buyers stocking exam, lab, clean work, or food-related environments where comfortable all-day wear and latex-free materials matter. This version comes in a 24 inch size with a double-stitched elastic band and ships 500 per case.

Good Fit For

• Stocking disposable head covers in clinical or lab settings
• Facilities that prefer latex-free PPE options
• High-volume purchasing for routine daily use

Key Features

• Multi-layer polypropylene SMS material supports lightweight disposable coverage
• Double-stitched elastic band helps the cap stay flat and feel comfortable across the forehead
• 24 inch size offers large coverage for hair containment needs
• Brush stroke print gives this SKU a distinct patterned look for easy selection
• Latex-free construction supports facilities looking to avoid natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Covering hair during exams, procedures, or lab work
• Supporting hygiene protocols in clean work areas
• Outfitting staff or visitors with disposable head protection

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Choose the 24 inch large size when broader hair coverage is needed
• This SKU uses an elastic closure, which may matter for fit preference and quick on-off use
• The patterned brush stroke design can help distinguish this cap from other bouffant cap options

FAQ

• What size is this bouffant cap? This bouffant cap is 24 inch and marked as large.
• What material is used? Medline makes this Pro Series bouffant cap from multi-layer polypropylene SMS.
• Does this cap have an elastic closure? Yes. The cap uses an elastic closure, and the elastic band is double stitched.
• Is this bouffant cap latex free? Yes. This bouffant cap is latex free.
• How many caps come in a case? This case includes 500 bouffant caps.

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