Masks, Disinfectants, And Other PPE

The customers should ask themselves the following four crucial questions before they make any purchasing / sourcing decision - 1. Would the chosen manufacturer (which will probably be from the Far East) be capable of producing the products that meet your local, and / or yours target market's health and safety, and quality standards? 2. Getting to grips with the potential complexities and problems that the customers can be faced with when sourcing masks and other PPE from several OEM suppliers. 3. Do have enough manpower that can focus all of their time and energy on managing the private label mask and disinfectant manufacturers? And 4. Do you have a watertight, incontestable private label strategy in place, and could it be feasible from a commercial perspective?

While sourcing your PPE, the customers should fully take into account the following recommendations put forward by the World Health Organization to prevent virus exposure among health workers to make sure that they have covered all the bases: 1. The mucous membranes of the eyes, mouth , and nose should be completely covered by PPE, 2. Use either a face shield or goggles, 3. Use a fluid-resistant medical or surgical mask with a structured design that does not collapse against the mouth (eg duckbill or cup shape), 4. Use a fluid-resistant particulate respirator during procedures that generate aerosols of body fluids. 5. Use double gloves, 6. Nitrile gloves are preferred over latex gloves, 7. Use protective bodywear in addition to regular on-duty clothing (eg surgical scrubs), 8. The choice of apron should be, in order of preference: a disposable,