The role of Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) is to isolate germs, harmful ultrafine dust, acid and alkaline solutions, electromagnetic radiation, etc., to ensure the safety of personnel and keep the environment clean. Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) should be worn correctly during use to ensure effective protection. If you wear a product with a protective film, the side with the protective film should be outward to resist harmful substances. If Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) is contaminated, worn or damaged, please stop using it immediately and dispose of it properly; this product is flammable, please keep away from heat and open flames when using or storing.

Before using Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls), please make sure that all seams and closures are intact. Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) that are damaged, damaged or contaminated cannot be used. Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) is a one-time use product, the use time does not exceed 24 hours, after use, please follow the country's relevant pollutant disposal regulations for good treatment. People who are allergic to this product should not be allowed. Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) should be worn correctly when in use to ensure effective protection. If you wear a product with a protective film, the side with the protective film should be outward to resist harmful substances.

What is the difference between Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) and protective clothing:
1. Definition of different isolation gowns: It is a protective equipment used to protect patients from infection to avoid contamination by blood, body fluids and other infectious substances when medical personnel are in contact. Protective clothing: disposable protective equipment worn by medical staff clinically when they come into contact with patients with Class A or infectious diseases managed under Class A infectious diseases.
2. Different uses: Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) is used in isolation areas, that is, used in hospitals, and protective clothing is used in CDC.
3. There are also differences for patients to wear Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls): contact patients with infectious diseases spread by contact, such as patients with infectious diseases, patients with multi-drug resistant bacteria infections; implement protective isolation for patients, such as patients with large-scale burns, Patients with bone graft patients. Prevent infection when being splashed by the patient's blood, body fluids, secretions, and feces. In short, isolation gowns are used for patients in close isolation, contact isolation and protective isolation. Wear protective clothing: When contacting patients with airborne or droplet-borne infectious diseases, they may be splashed by the patient's blood, body fluids, secretions, and feces. But this kind of patient is not very serious but just a general infection.