High quality washable and reusable surgical gowns, drapes, and covers
When adhering to recommended re-processing protocols, Lac-Mac’s reusable surgical gowns and drapes can be washed and reused 75-125 times before being downgraded for an alternate use. Made from the highest quality materials sourced from North America and Europe, and manufactured in Canada, our surgical gowns and drapes provide protection for the operating room personnel and patient.
We are driven to constantly improve our barrier products with the development of new materials, advanced processes, and investing in state-of-the-art production equipment. Retaining our manufacturing in-house allows us to monitor and maintain our high-quality standards. Lac-Mac’s reusable surgical textile products are proven to be a safe and reliable barrier against bloodborne pathogens and other potentially infectious material.
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SUSTAINABLE
One Lac-Mac reusable surgical gown keeps as many as 300 disposable gowns out of the landfill.
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COST-EFFECTIVE
Detailed cost studies have proven that using single-use surgical gowns costs nearly double than using washable surgical gowns.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
Respirometry tests show polyethylene, a component of single-use barriers, takes centuries to decompose. Reusable isolation gowns don’t present this problem.
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HIGH QUALITY
Our dedication to pure play production means the design, manufacturing, and shipping is kept up to the highest medical standards achievable.
Our approach to high performance ensures we meet and often exceed international standards.
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(Canadian Standards Association). "Selection and use of gowns and drapes for use in health care settings", Z314-18. Standard available to order from the Canadian Standards Association.(Canadian Standards Association). "Selection and use of packaging (sterile barrier systems) in health care settings", Z314-18. Standard available to order from the Canadian Standards Association.(Canadian Standards Association). "Laundering, maintenance, and preparation of reusable gowns, drapes and wrappers for health care settings and laundries", Z314-18. Standard available to order from the Canadian Standards Association.WWW.SHOP.CSA.CA
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(Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation) PB70 "Liquid barrier performance and classification of protective apparel and drapes intended for use in health care facilities". Standard available to order from AAMI Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation.WWW.AAMI.ORG