Polypropylene medical shoe cover
disposableanti-slipwaterproof

Polypropylene medical shoe cover - Besco Medical - disposable / anti-slip / waterproof
Polypropylene medical shoe cover - Besco Medical - disposable / anti-slip / waterproof
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Characteristics

Material
polypropylene
Options
disposable, anti-slip, waterproof, sterile

Description

Medical Shoe Cover and Footwear Blue, White, Green SMS, SPP+PE, SPP 15.5'',16.5'',18'' A medical shoe cover, also known as a "bootie," is a disposable or reusable protective covering worn over a shoe to prevent the transfer of germs, bacteria, and hazardous fluids. They create a barrier that keeps shoes clean and helps maintain a sanitary environment by preventing dirt, pathogens, and substances from being tracked into sterile areas. These covers are a form of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in hospitals, labs, and other controlled environments to control infections and protect both healthcare workers and patients. Key Purposes Containment: They prevent pathogens and dirt from being carried on footwear into clean or sterile areas. Protection: Shoe covers protect footwear from contamination by hazardous fluids, chemicals, and other materials found in medical settings. Infection Control: By reducing the potential for cross-contamination, they are a vital tool for infection control in hospitals. Common Features Material: Often made of disposable materials like polypropylene or non-woven fabric. Fluid Resistance: Some are designed to be waterproof or fluid-resistant to protect against bodily fluids. Traction: Many feature non-slip soles to provide grip on smooth floors. Ease of Use: They are typically slip-on, with an elastic band that secures them over most shoe sizes.

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