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Personal Protective Wear

D-Care Disposable Patient Suits

Designed to be worn in clinical and hospital settings to maintain strict hygiene, prevent cross-contamination, and provide easy bodily access during medical exams or procedures.

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Available options — Nonwoven

  • ISO 13485:2016 manufacturing
  • Bulk & institutional supply

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Product TypeDisposable Patient Suits
MaterialNonwoven / Woven Fabric
Size / CapacityUniversal
Available VariantsNonwoven / Woven (Cotton & Terry Cotton)
SterilityNon-Sterile
Single Use / ReusableSingle Use / Woven (Reusable & Washable)
PackagingStandard Quality Packaging

APPLICATION

Designed to be worn in clinical and hospital settings to maintain strict hygiene, prevent cross-contamination, and provide easy bodily access during medical exams or procedures.

Available Variants

  • Nonwoven Patient Suit
  • Woven (Cotton) Patient Suit
  • Woven (Terry Cotton) Patient Suit
HospitalsClinicsDiagnostic CentresElderly CareDay Care CentresGeneral Use
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