Medical Aprons

Protect clothing and maintain hygiene with a medical apron. Lightweight, fluid-resistant, and easy to wear, they provide practical barrier protection without restricting movement.

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Disposable Medical Aprons and Clinical Gowns

A disposable medical apron or clinical apron is an essential piece of PPE in any setting where cross-contamination risk needs to be managed, from clinical and care environments to food handling and cleaning tasks. Single-use polythene aprons are quick to put on and discard between patients or tasks, supporting good infection control practice without the need for laundering.

This collection covers disposable aprons in a range of colours including white, blue, yellow, and green, available in flat-pack and roll formats in packs of 100 and 200. Colour coding can assist with zoning or task differentiation in busy environments. A thumb-looped disposable gown is also available for procedures requiring greater coverage.

For a complete PPE setup, explore our range of medical glovesmasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between flat-pack and roll aprons?

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Flat-pack aprons are pre-folded and packed individually, making them straightforward to dispense one at a time from a storage box. Roll aprons are perforated and tear off a continuous roll, which some settings find more practical for high-volume use where a dispenser is mounted on the wall or a trolley. Both formats provide the same level of barrier protection.

Are these medical aprons suitable for single use only?

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Yes. All disposable aprons in this collection are intended for single use and should be removed and disposed of between patients or tasks in accordance with standard infection control precautions. They are not designed to be decontaminated or reused.

How are these medical aprons packaged for high-volume use?

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These aprons are supplied in large quantities on a roll or in flat packs for easy dispensing. This packaging allows staff to quickly grab a single apron while maintaining the organisation and cleanliness of the remaining stock in a clinical setting.