Cardinal Health Astm Level 3 Procedure & Surgical Masks

The Cardinal Health ASTM Level 3 Procedure & Surgical Masks are designed to provide superior protection in both procedural and surgical environments. Featuring a plastic laminated nose wire and an anti-fog foam feature, these masks ensure a secure fit while maintaining clear visibility. The masks are constructed not to include natural rubber latex, reducing the risk of allergic reactions and making them suitable for many users.

The masks come in various configurations, including pleated or duckbill designs, with options for earloop or tie-on fastening. Specific models also include an integrated eyeshield, providing an added layer of protection for the eyes. Available in a Mediterranean Blue color, these ASTM F1200-11 Level 3 masks are ideal for settings that demand high fluid resistance and filtration efficiency. Each box contains 50 or 25 masks, ensuring ample supply for medical staff and other users.

• Anti-fog foam on the nose bridge to increase visibility during use.
• Pleated, earloop, and tie-on designs for secure fit.
• Available with integrated eyeshield for additional eye protection against fluid splashes.
• ASTM Level 3 rating ensures high fluid resistance and filtration efficiency.

• These masks are suitable for use in medical procedures and surgeries, providing a high level of protection against fluids and pathogens. They are also useful in any setting where a high barrier of filtration is needed to prevent the spread of infectious disease.

1. Are these masks made from latex?
No, the Cardinal Health ASTM Level 3 Procedure & Surgical Masks are not made with natural rubber latex.

2. What is the significance of the ASTM Level 3 rating?
ASTM Level 3 rating indicates a high level of fluid and particulate performance, suitable for environments with moderate to high risk of fluid exposure.

3. Do all the masks come with an integrated eyeshield?
Not all models come with an integrated eyeshield; please refer to product specifications to select the one that suits your needs.

4. How should the masks be disposed of after use?
Masks should be disposed of in a suitable container for biohazard waste, following your institution's protocols.