FAQ

1. What is a disposable isolation gown?
   A disposable isolation gown is a single-use protective garment worn by healthcare professionals, patients, or visitors to prevent cross-contamination and maintain hygiene in hospitals and clinical settings.
2. What are Levels 1, 2, and 3 gowns?

• Level 1: Minimal barrier protection for low-risk activities.
• Level 2: Moderate protection for routine care with low-to-moderate fluid exposure.
• Level 3: High barrier protection for moderate-to-high fluid exposure in hospital settings.

1. Which gown level is recommended for OPD and general wards?
   Level 1 or Level 2 gowns are ideal for outpatient procedures, diagnostic centers, and general ward use.
2. Are these gowns fluid-resistant?
   Yes. Levels 2–3 provide moderate to high fluid resistance to prevent blood or body fluid contamination.
3. Are Medigen isolation gowns latex-free?
   Yes. All gowns are 100% latex-free and skin-friendly, ensuring comfort and safety for both patients and healthcare workers.
4. Are these gowns disposable?
   Yes. Each gown is single-use, eliminating the need for laundering and reducing infection risks.
5. Can these gowns be used in isolation or high-risk zones?
   Yes. Level 3 gowns are suitable for isolation wards, infectious disease areas, and high-risk patient care zones.
6. Are these gowns export-ready?
   Absolutely. MEDIGEN Disposable Isolation Gowns are designed for international markets, including GCC, Africa, Maldives, Myanmar, Bhutan, South America, and other Asian countries.
7. Can these gowns be supplied sterile or non-sterile?
   Yes. Based on requirements, gowns can be supplied sterile (EO-sterilized) or non-sterile, with export-compliant packaging.
8. What fabric is used in Medigen isolation gowns?
   High-quality PP nonwoven, SMS, or SSMMS fabric ensures breathability, comfort, and the required level of protection.