McKesson Bouffant Cap, Blue, Elastic Closure, 24" Circumference

McKesson Bouffant Cap, Blue, Elastic Closure, 24" Circumference is a disposable head covering designed to help cover and contain hair in clinical, lab, and procedural environments. This McKesson O.R. head covering uses lightweight spunbond material intended to support airflow and wearer comfort during extended use, while the elastic closure helps keep the cap securely in place for quick donning and removal.
Sized at 24 inches (X-Large), this bouffant cap is described as suitable for fuller hairstyles and is packaged 100 per box with 5 boxes per case. It is nonsterile, single-use, and not made with natural rubber latex, supporting facilities that prefer latex-free supplies.

Key Features:
• McKesson O.R. Head Coverings
• Spunbonded bouffant cap for fuller hairstyles
• 24 inch circumference, X-Large
• Blue
• Elastic closure
• Lightweight, durable spunbond material designed to permit airflow
• Single use, disposable
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Benefits:
• Helps contain hair for a cleaner, more organized work environment
• Elastic closure supports quick, secure fit
• 24" X-Large circumference supports coverage for fuller hairstyles
• Breathable spunbond material supports comfort during longer wear
• Latex-free indicator supports latex-sensitive environments

Specifications:
• Brand: McKesson
• Manufacturer: McKesson Brand
• Application: Bouffant Cap
• Color: Blue
• Dimensions: 24 Inch Circumference (X-Large)
• Fastening Type: Elastic Closure
• Material: Spunbond
• Sterility: NonSterile
• Usage: Disposable; Single Use
• Latex Free Indicator: Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
• Packaging: 100 per box; 5 boxes per case
• MPN: 40181100

Application:
Commonly used in facility, lab, and procedural environments where disposable head coverings are used to help cover and contain hair.
• Routine clinical and facility use
• General procedural and supply-room workflows

Warnings:
• Nonsterile product—use per facility protocol
• Single use only—dispose after use