Infection Prevention & PPE
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Infection Prevention & PPE
Reliable access to high-quality personal protective equipment and disinfectants keeps your team ready for daily operations and unexpected public health challenges alike.
Examination Gloves
A fundamental layer of protection, helping prevent the transfer of bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens between people and surfaces — balancing protection, durability, and tactile sensitivity.
- Reduces risk of cross-contamination
- Protects both wearer and patient
- Available in multiple materials and sizes
Surface Disinfectants
Easy to use and proven to sanitize surfaces — eliminating harmful pathogens, sustaining hygiene, reducing cross-contamination, and maintaining compliance with health standards.
- Easy-to-use formats for routine cleaning
- Proven efficacy against a broad range of pathogens
- Supports cleanliness, safety, and regulatory standards
Face Masks & Face Shields
A critical barrier against airborne particles, droplets, and splashes. Whether for clinical use or everyday workplace protection, our selection supports both safety and comfort for extended wear.
- Reliable protection to reduce exposure risk
- Options for disposable and extended use
- Designed for comfort, breathability, and visibility
Isolation Gowns
Essential for minimizing cross-contamination where exposure risk is present. Designed for single-use protection, these gowns provide full coverage while allowing freedom of movement during patient care and routine tasks.
- Disposable protection against fluids and contaminants
- Full-body coverage from neck to knees
- Available in multiple sizes and quantities
Don't know where to start?
Our team can help you build the right PPE and disinfectant program for your facility — sizing, quantities, and restock planning. Give us a call today.
Theories surrounding infection prevention and control date back to the 1600s. Yet, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), US healthcare workers have only adhered to strict infection prevention standards and the routine use of personal protective equipment (PPE) since the early 1950s.
The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and the resultant severe shortages of PPE shone a spotlight on the critical need for healthcare facilities to stock ample supplies of PPE and disinfectants to appropriately protect healthcare workers as well as patients.
Fortunately, PPE shortages have abated and safety equipment is widely available for medical personnel to acquire and stockpile in their facilities in anticipation of any future public healthcare crises.
