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PPE Equipment

Personal protective equipment is essential for safe caregiving and infection control in both professional and home care settings. Our PPE equipment includes gloves, aprons, masks, and sanitisers to help protect caregivers and users from cross-contamination and illness.

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A range built for everyday infection control

PPE equipment can play an important role in reducing the risk of infection or contamination during everyday tasks. Our range has been put together to help encourage good hygiene practices for carers, nurses, or those who look after a loved one. Having the right PPE on hand is an essential part of keeping everyone safe.

Gloves, aprons and more for every task

Our range of personal protective equipment is designed to help make life easier for you, whatever task you’re doing. A PPE apron can be the simplest but most effective way to protect clothing, making it easy for carers to change between patients. Similarly, gloves can be an essential piece of PPE for hands-on work. On top of this, our range of disposable wipes, hand sanitisers and sprays provide the essentials you need to help support effective infection control in any environment.

Supporting safe practice in nursing and home care

Personal protective equipment is a safe and simple solution to making nursing and home care safer and helping to reduce the spread of any germs or infection between patients and other close people. HSE has guidance on providing suitable PPE in the workplace, and these rules are worth following at home too. That’s why we’re pleased to offer a wide range to help make life easier and safer.

The type of PPE that you may require in a domestic care situation is totally dependent on the tasks that you’ll be carrying out. Hand sanitiser is a great everyday essential to help reduce cross-contamination between tasks, whereas gloves and aprons are handy items to have for protecting yourself – especially if supporting with tasks such as washing and toileting.

It’s always good practice to change apron and gloves between tasks as this can significantly help prevent the spread of germs. This is particularly important if there’s any risk of contact with bodily fluids or those with contagious illnesses. This is exactly what disposable PPE, such as aprons and gloves, is designed for.

In professional care settings, guidance set out by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) means that employers have a responsibility to provide suitable PPE for employees. If you’re a carer in a home setting, this isn’t a requirement, but it would be advisable to use personal protective equipment.

Yes, all our PPE is designed for both professional and home use. PPE helps create a safe environment in which you can provide care, so there’s no reason not to use PPE.

Most PPE, such as gloves and aprons, can be disposed of with general waste. However, you should be careful depending on the infection risk. In a professional setting, there will usually be guidance in place around specific infection risks.