Safety Equipment and Modern Technologies

Surgically Clean Air's medical grade purifiers use multi-stage air purifying technologies that work together to clean, purify and re-energize the indoor air. The six (6) stage filtration system captures dust particles, pollen, volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), gases, mold, allergens, viruses, odors (like formaldehyde and smoke), bio-aerosols, and many other pollutants that are found in inside work spaces. The negative ion generator makes indoor feel more pure, clean and energized to help combat fatigue. For an air purifier to deliver its benefits throughout the indoor space it needs to move large volumes of air through its filtration system effectively without impacting those people that are closest to it or being too loud.

 While traditional X-rays are considered safe, digital X-rays produce 80% less radiation than traditional. This means it is highly unlikely you would develop issues from occasional traditional radiation exposure, but it is even less likely with the process used in digital X-rays. 

  An N95 respirator is a protective device designed for efficient filtration of airborne particles by providing a very close facial fit. These devices form a seal around both the nose and mouth. The N95 version designed for medical use is meant to protect both patients and health-care personnel from the transfer of microorganisms, body fluids, and particulate material.  

Full face shields have become an important piece of personal protective equipment (PPE). As the Coronavirus pandemic spreads across the United States this has become even more obvious. Full-face shields are placed over the N95 mask. So, when the two are combined, they significantly reduce the risk of exposure to splashes, spills and/or all fluid expose.