Reusable Extended Face Shield works with Lights and Loupes

Product Description

Reusable Extended Face Shield works with Lights and Loupes

CLEANING GUIDELINES

When disinfecting Medspec Polycarbonate shields proper procedures should be taken. To minimize the risk of damage, we recommend use of compatible cleaners outlined below.

Medspec disinfectant solutions

Cleaning products were tested on flat uncoated Medspec Polycarbonate face shields. Do not use incompatible cleaners or disinfectants on sheet products. Generally speaking, soap
and water or hydrogen peroxide disinfectant work best on these products.

These suggestions and data are based on information we believe to be reliable. They are offered in good faith, but without guarantee, as conditions and methods of use are beyond our
control. We recommend that the prospective user determine the suitability of our materials and suggestions before adopting them on a commercial scale.

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LIGHTWEIGHT
Fully assembled the FS-1.5 weighs just 5.5oz, nearly 70% lighter than the leading full crown face shields available.

REUSABLE
Plastic shields can be swapped out.

PROFESSIONAL GRADE OPTICAL CLARITY
The FS-1.5 lens is made from 0.4mm optical grade polycarbonate delivering unrivaled clarity for the most demanding environments.

FULL FACE COVERAGE
Contoured shield with extended sides provides full face coverage and eye protection. Designed to comfortably clear glasses and most popular loupes and lights.

PREMIUM QUALITY

• FDA Registered
• ISO 13485
• Made in USA
• Built with professional grade materials, developed with leading medical professionals.

COST EFFECTIVE PPE
According to the CDC, disposable face shields should be disposed after each use. In just 10 days the FS-2 will cost the same as most common single use face shields. In 90 days it’s 85% cheaper than the leading disposable face shields on the market.

How often do I need to replace lenses and head straps?
Frame is designed to last a lifetime, while lenses and straps are normally replaced after 45-60 days with daily use of 8 hour shifts.