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FAQ
Why does the QEZ Stand-Up Bag have volume line markings?

The QEZ Stand-Up Bag has volume line markings because many brands and models of endoscopes state a specific minimum volume of fluid to flush the scope during the precleaning step.

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What is the value of transport cinch pads for our department?

The absorbent pad acts as a table cover, reducing cross contamination and spills. It saves valuable minutes of clean up between procedures. The fluid resistant outer surface of pad is red with built-in biohazard markings to clearly indicate a contaminated unprocessed device. QEZ transport cinch pads cushion delicate devices during transport and reduce cleaning time…

FAQ
What is the Shield High-Efficiency Face Mask?

The Shield High Efficiency Mask is a disposable pleated mask designed to reduce transmission of airborne organisms, particles and aerosolized fluids.

FAQ
How should I determine the right mask for the task?

Follow CDC guidance and OSHA mandates based on current risks for disease transmission. In general, use Level 1 and 2 masks for exams and other procedures not likely to produce aerosols or spray, or for patients and visitors. Use a Level 3 mask like Shield for procedures likely to generate aerosols when an N95 level…

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Is there a reliable and objective method for rating the protection level of medical masks?

Yes, medical masks are tested at certified 3rd party labs using the ASTM Performance Rating method (ASTM F2100-11). Ratings range from Level 1 – lower fluid resistance to Level 3 – highest fluid resistance. Our Shield High-Efficiency Face Mask is rated level 3.

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What is the ASTM rating for Shield masks?

Our Shield High-Efficiency Face Mask is rated ASTM Level 3, the best protection short of N95 respirator masks. Level 3 masks are recommended for a wide range of procedures including those likely to generate aerosols and spray (in the absence of requirements for N95 level protection).