Isolation Gown

The Isolation Gown is a protective garment designed to safeguard healthcare workers and patients from the spread of infections in medical settings. Made from lightweight, breathable, and fluid-resistant materials such as polyethylene or polypropylene, the isolation gown provides a barrier to protect against the transmission of harmful pathogens. It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and laboratories during procedures that involve potential exposure to bodily fluids, infectious agents, or contaminants.

The Isolation Gown typically features long sleeves, an adjustable neck and waist ties, and a secure fit, ensuring full-body coverage to prevent cross-contamination. It is designed for single-use, ensuring hygiene standards are maintained. These gowns are often worn during surgeries, patient care, or when handling specimens to minimize the risk of infection.

Sterile or non-sterile options are available, depending on the medical procedure. The Isolation Gown is an essential item in infection control, helping to create a safer environment for both healthcare professionals and patients.