Shoe covers leggings
Our disposable shoe covers are essential in any medical and surgical environment. Made with durable and non-slip materials, they prevent cross-contamination, maintain the cleanliness of the clinical area and reinforce hospital hygiene in dermatological consultations and operating rooms.
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Green TST shoe cover, 30 g
(100 units)4,80€(5,81€ VAT INCLUDED)
Blue polypropylene shoe covers. Bag of 100 units.
(100 units)9,25€(11,19€ VAT INCLUDED)
Non-slip shoe covers with CPE sole. White/blue color. Bag of 100 units.
12,50€(15,13€ VAT INCLUDED)
Polyethylene shoe covers G.80 white color. Bag of 100 units.
2,75€(3,33€ VAT INCLUDED)
Polyethylene shoe covers G.80 green color. Bag of 100 units
2,75€(3,33€ VAT INCLUDED)
White TST 30 gr. Shoe Cover
(100 units)4,80€(5,81€ VAT INCLUDED) Price drop!
Plastic shoe covers
(100 units)8,00€(9,68€ VAT INCLUDED) Offer!

Non-slip shoe covers with CPE sole. Blue/blue color. Bag of 100 units.
12,50€(15,13€ VAT INCLUDED) Offer!

Medical shoe covers represent a fundamental component in infection control and the prevention of the transmission of pathogenic agents in healthcare settings.
Made with disposable materials such as polypropylene or polyethylene, these protectors cover the footwear, creating an effective barrier against microorganisms, bodily fluids, and contaminants.
Their use is critical in sensitive areas such as operating rooms, laboratories, intensive care units, and high-risk zones, where asepsis is paramount.
In addition to their protective function, shoe covers significantly contribute to maintaining professional hygiene standards, reducing the risk of spreading nosocomial infections, and providing peace of mind to both medical staff and patients.
Made with disposable materials such as polypropylene or polyethylene, these protectors cover the footwear, creating an effective barrier against microorganisms, bodily fluids, and contaminants.
Their use is critical in sensitive areas such as operating rooms, laboratories, intensive care units, and high-risk zones, where asepsis is paramount.
In addition to their protective function, shoe covers significantly contribute to maintaining professional hygiene standards, reducing the risk of spreading nosocomial infections, and providing peace of mind to both medical staff and patients.