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Prevent Cross-Contamination

Disposable Surface Barrier Products 

Preventing the spread of germs between patients and doctors is very important to proper infecImage of MDS Computer Mouse Barrier Coverstion-control. Surface disinfecting and surface  sanitation are part of this infection prevention protocol but harsh cleaning chemicals can potentially attack delicate surfaces and ruin machinery and electronics. Disinfecting also takes time, and for busy medical and dental practices this means money lost and scheduling issues, but these are necessary precautions we need to take to prevent cross-contamination.

Versatile & Easy-to-Use

Disposable barrier products safeguard against cross-contamination and elevate infection control levels easily, quickly and affordably. Barrier products are very versatile and can be used to cover and protect just about anything in the operatory, showroom, production area, school, library or patient exam rooms. They're swipe compatible and will not hinder operations.

TYPES

Barrier products include adhesive barrier sheets, equipment covers, chair covers, instrument sleeves, patient & stretcher drapes/sheets, electronic device covers, headrest covers and tray covers.

APPLICATIONS

Surface protectors are ideal for cell phones, writing utensils such as pens, equipment, instruments, hospitality type products, electronics, computer monitors, touchscreen devices such as tablets, computer keyboards and mice and many other surfaces in any and all environments. They are designed to protect against tranfers of germs, liquid spills, dust, food, oil, lint, germs, finger prints, grease and moisture.

CDC SUGGESTIONS

The CDC states 'Impervious-backed paper, aluminum foil, or clear plastic wrap may be used to cover surfaces (e.g., light handles or x-ray unit heads) that may be contaminated by blood or saliva and that are difficult or impossible to disinfect. The coverings should be removed (while DHCWs are gloved), discarded, and then replaced (after ungloving) with clean material between patients'. When the equipment or surfaces are covered with a poly barrier, unless the barrier has been torn or the surface is visibly contaminated, the surface or equipment does not need to be disinfected. Only the routine (e.g., between patients) replacement of barriers is necessary at the end of the day!

The spread of even minor infections can disrupt businesses, schools and athletics. Our affordable barrier product line offers efficient solutions that lower the risk of cross-contamination. From chair covers to headrest covers, from computer keyboards to monitors, look to our disposable surface barrier products for a dependable solution that will easily elevate confidence and infection control to new levels!

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