Name: AssureWear™ Chemo Tested VersaGown® with Flexneck™ Plus Technology
SKU: A699xxCTFP
Availability: InStock

AssureWear™ Chemo Tested VersaGown® with Flexneck™ Plus Technology

Flexneck™ Plus with double elastic closures: one at the neck, another to ensure the back overlaps for a tie-free design

AssureWear™ Chemo Tested VersaGown® with Flexneck™ Plus Technology

Flexneck™ is the most flexible gown closure available on the market. The design allows instant compliance by enabling healthcare professionals to don protective apparel with a quick over-the-head motion, eliminating the risk of untied, gaping gowns that can slip and expose skin. The AssureWear™ Chemo Tested VersaGown® is poly coated and made with thumb loop cuffs to prevent sleeves from riding up and ensure complete wrist coverage under exam gloves.

Flexneck™ Plus technology has two double elastic closures: one that facilitates neck closure and a second that helps ensure that the back overlaps, enabling a tie-free design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of an isolation gown?

An isolation gown is intended to protect healthcare personnel and patients from the transfer of micro-organisms and particulate material.

How long is a medical gown effective? When should it be replaced or disposed of?

All Medicom medical gowns are single-use products. That means that gowns should be disposed of and replaced if any type of fluid has soiled it, an object has penetrated the material, or if the gown is ripped, torn or damaged in any way.

Does the fit of an isolation gown matter?

Yes, proper fit of an isolation gown is very important. If a gown is too large; it can pose a tripping hazard for the wearer and expose too much skin around the neck. If it is too small, it will not provide adequate coverage and inhibit the wearer’s movement. A gown that is too small also risks tearing during use and exposing the wearer to harmful contaminants.

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