150 devices · GMDN 64958
Eye splash shields are protective devices designed to be worn over the eyes, shielding healthcare workers from bloodborne and bodily fluid splashes during clinical or lab procedures. They come in various forms, including open-frame styles like spectacles or fully enclosed designs such as goggles or masks, ensuring eye safety in high-risk environments.
These reusable devices are typically regulated under general protective eyewear standards, though classification varies by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as standalone protective gear or as part of a larger personal protective equipment (PPE) kit, depending on clinical needs and workplace safety protocols.
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