Cardinal Health Surgical Leggings are an essential component in any surgical toolkit, designed with the utmost care to ensure patient safety and comfort. These leggings, available in sizes 28" x 43" and 31" x 51", are crafted from a combination of clear plastic and basic fabric. This ensures durability and flexibility, catering the needs of a demanding surgical environment.

The 6-inch cuff design ensures a snug and secure fit, reducing the risk of slippage or exposure, thus protecting the patient from potential contaminants. Each pair is meticulously sterilized and folded, ready for use in sterile settings. Designed for single-use, these leggings also prioritize hygiene, simplifying the process of maintaining a sterile environment. With 20 leggings per case, they offer an economical and efficient solution for surgical operations.

Key Features:

• These leggings are made from high-quality clear plastic and basic fabric, offering durability and flexibility. The combination of materials provides reliable protection and enhanced comfort for the patient throughout surgical procedures.
• Each pair of leggings is designed with a 6-inch cuff to ensure a secure fit, minimizing the risk of slipping or movement during surgery. The leggings are sterilized, reducing the risk of infection and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Uses:

• These Cardinal Health Surgical Leggings are primarily used in surgical environments to protect patients' legs during procedures. They provide a sterile barrier to minimize the risk of infection and are crafted to offer a snug fit, ensuring complete coverage.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the surgical leggings?
The surgical leggings come in two sizes: 28" x 43" and 31" x 51" to accommodate different patient needs.

2. How are these leggings packaged?
The leggings are folded and come in sterile packaging, with 20 pieces per case.

3. What materials are used to make these leggings?
They are made from clear plastic and basic fabric, providing a combination of durability and comfort.