185 devices · GMDN 11961
Face splash shields are single-use protective barriers designed to cover a healthcare worker’s entire face, preventing exposure to bloodborne pathogens and bodily fluids during medical procedures or lab work. They create a physical barrier between the user and potential splashes, reducing infection risks in high-exposure settings like surgeries or emergency care.
These devices are typically classified as single-use medical equipment and must comply with relevant safety and performance standards. They are often supplied as sterile or pre-cleaned items, intended for one-time use per patient interaction, and may require specific storage or disposal protocols to maintain efficacy and hygiene.
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