FDA LEVEL 4 Disposable Isolation Gown, Full Body Length, Spunbond Polypropylene + PE with Closed Back and knitted cuffs, AAMI Tested, ONE SIZE FITS ALL – Kishkindha Healthcare

Kishkindha Healthcare’s Level 4 Isolation Gowns are for high-risk with the highest level of protection.  Protecting against bacteria and virus penetration, as well as, blood and pathogen penetration. Made from spun-bond polypropylene with reinforced polyethylene fabric, these gowns are waterproof, full length, knitted cuff and disposable. Kishkindha Healthcare is an American owned manufacturer, made from the highest quality raw materials from India.

• Sizes Available: UNISEX (KH-IG-PPE-84)
• Material: Spunbond polypropylene with reinforced polyethylene layer
• Color: Blue by default, other colors available
• Sizes available: S – 4XL, Unisex 2XL by default
• Ultrasonic technology to maximize comfort and seam strength
• Comfortable, closed collar with Velcro attachment
• Tear-resistant and flame retardant
• Packaging: Individual bags
• All materials are Latex Free, Heavy Metal Free, PVC and DEHP Free

The manufacturer is FDA, BIS, GMP, ISO and CE certified

TESTED for: Level 4 Gown
Liquid Barrier: ANSI/AAMI PB70
Water Resistance (Impact Penetration Test): AATCC 42
Water Resistance (Hydrostatic Pressure Test): AATCC 127
ASTM F1670 – Blood Penetration
ASTM F1671 – Viral Penetration

What is a Level 4 Isolation Gown
The AAMI classification system specifies the degree of risk that determines which gown level a healthcare professional should choose. Level 4 represents the high-risk category. This gown offers the most protection in situations that require pathogen resistance or where there is suspicion of the presence of non-airborne infectious diseases.
AAMI Level 4 gowns can prevent fluid penetration for up to one hour and may also prevent virus penetration for the same duration. Additionally, surgeons and other medical personnel should wear these gowns when operating on patients who pose a bloodborne pathogen risk.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, medical personnel who treat COVID-19 patients get enough protection from a non-sterile Level 1 or Level 2 gown. While Level 4 gowns can also be worn when working with these patients, they’re typically allocated for use in operating rooms and in very high-risk scenarios.