Life Health Care

Made from non-woven fabrics such as spunbond-meltblown-spunbond (SMS), polypropylene, or polyethylene film laminate.

Offers a balance of protection, breathability, and comfort.

Some gowns are reinforced in critical zones (chest, sleeves) for high fluid exposure procedures.

Full-length with coverage from neck to knees or below.

Long sleeves with knit or elastic cuffs for secure fit and glove integration.

Back closure system with ties or Velcro for secure and adjustable fit.

Wrap-around or overlapping back panels for added protection in sterile environments.

Level 1: Minimal protection – for basic care, non-surgical use.

Level 2: Low protection – for blood draw, suturing.

Level 3: Moderate protection – for moderate fluid exposure.

Level 4: High protection – for long, fluid-intensive procedures; must pass blood and viral penetration resistance tests.

Supplied as sterile, usually via ethylene oxide (EtO) or gamma radiation sterilization.

Packaged individually in sterile pouches to maintain aseptic conditions.

Intended for single-use only; must be discarded after the procedure according to infection control protocols.

Commonly used in operating rooms, surgical centers, and sterile environments.