#4120 Biohazard Personal Protection Kit - Video Review

Published: April 15, 2015

Why Personal Protection from Bodily Fluids Is Important

Thank you for joining us today here at MFASCO Health & Safety. We are going to take a close look at a product that is designed to protect us from Bodily Fluids. When encountering blood or other bodily fluids, extreme caution should be always be used. Since 1992, infectious micro-organisms living in human blood known as Bloodborne pathogens, have been recognized as a serious health hazard to workers. Protecting yourself from these Biohazards includes the use of personal protective equipment. So, today we are going to take a closer look & review the #4120 Biohazard Personal Protection Kit here at MFASCO Health & Safety.

MFASCO has designed a complete "Biohazard Personal Protection Kit" to help limit exposure to Bloodborne pathogens. Everything in the PPE kit is totally disposable. The convenient ziplock storage bag keeps the contents clean and safe until they are ready to use. The kit contains a disposable gown, visor & mask, red biohazard bag, latex free exam gloves, hand sanitizer, shoe covers and even instructions how to use the kit.

The #4120 kit has several benefits including it's price. At under 5 dollars it is a real bargain. The contents are well made.
The gown has a liquid barrier film included for added protection.
The mask is a combination eye & face protector that stays on well.

Who Would Use This Biohazard PPE Kit?

This kit can be used as a great refill product for larger Bloodborne Pathogen response kits

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The instructions for use easy to understand and have large print.

The only negative about this kit is that it is designed for one person. This might actually be a benefit as it does save on waste. For those who need more supplies, we suggest providing one PPE kit per person. This way, each person has the items they need and nothing is missing.

We see this kit being used by first responders, law enforcement, healthcare workers and anyone else who needs to be protected during a biohazard response. Manufacturing, clinics, government municipalities, construction, shopping malls and other places where there are people should all consider keeping a PPE kit handy and ready to use. Basically, any place where there is a multi-person first aid kit should consider keeping a Biohazard Personal Protection Equipment Kit.

Learn More About How To Protect Yourself

So, limit exposure to Bloodborne pathogens by using the MFASCO Health & Safety #4120 Personal Protection Equipment kit. REMEMBER, Always use Universal Precautions when encountering bodily fluids. WE have some great articles that provide more information about Bloodborne Pathogens and Universal precautions on our blog. Just search our site for the keyword "Bloodborne" to get you started.

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Contributing Expert

Mike Brinker

Mike Brinker has been working in the first aid industry for over 35 years. He has worked with thousands of businesses,groups, and organizations to provide a healthy and safe work environment. Mike helped create “Make-A-Kit”, the internet's only online first aid kit creation tool. He has also authored many helpful first-aid and safety-related resource articles found at the MFASCO Learning Center.

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