Association for the Advancement of Medical Instruments.

According to the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instruments, AAMI levels establish a system of classification for protective apparel and drapes used in healthcare facilities based on their liquid barrier performance. This standard also specifies related labeling requirements and standardized test methods for determining compliance. Click here to see Precept’s Barrier Performance chart based on ANSI/AAMI PB70 Guidelines.

American Society for Testing and Materials.

According to the American Society for Testing and Materials, F2100 is a specification that covers the classifications, performance requirements, and test methods for the materials used in the construction of medical face masks that are used in health care services such as surgery and patient care. Medical face mask material performance is based on testing for bacterial filtration efficiency, differential pressure, sub-micron particulate filtration efficiency, resistance to penetration by synthetic blood, and flammability.

None of Precept’s products are manufactured with natural rubber latex.

All of Precept’s products should be stored under general warehousing conditions. Although general conditions do not list requirements for specific articles, Precept believes that general warehousing conditions are sufficient as they usually involve protection from moisture, direct light, and excessive heat and cold.

Yes, 1 case minimum, and freight is prepaid on 25 cases or more.

Refer to Rep Map.

Refer to the individual product line.
Gowns | Face Masks and Facial Protection

Yes, Precept item number 5030.

Yes, follow this link to our gown selections.