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N95 Respirators

Our cost-effective Surgical N95 Respirators line meets Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for protection against TB and is National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) certified to have a filter efficiency level of 95 percent or greater against particulate aerosols free of oil. As the front lines of filtration, these Surgical N95 Respirators are also Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared for use in the OR during surgical procedures.
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Product description

N95 Mask features

  • NIOSH certified
  • Not made with natural rubber latex
  • Malleable aluminum nose wire
  • Nylon/spandex elastic securement
Available in the following colors:
Mediterranean blue

Mediterranean blue

White

White

Ordering information

Mediterranean blue

Cat no.

Inner layer

Dual middle layer

Outer layer

Mask style

Binding

Size

UOM

USA-N95-S

Bicomponent nonwoven

Filtered media

Spunbond polypropolene

Flat-fold

 

Spunbond polypropylene

Small

50/bx,

300/cs

USA-N95-R

Bicomponent nonwoven

Filtered media

Spunbond polypropolene

Flat-fold

Spunbond polypropylene

Regular

50/bx,

300/cs

 

White

Cat no.

Inner layer

Dual middle layer

Outer layer

Color

Mask style

 Anti-fog feature

Size

UOM

N95A-S

Polyester

Filtered media

Polyester

White

Cone

 Foam

Small

20/bx,

120/cs

N95A-ML

Polyester

Filtered media

Polyester

White

Cone

 Foam

Medium/ Large

20/bx,

120/cs

COVID-19 | Cardinal Health Global Preparedness

We’re in an unprecedented time, and there is immense demand in the healthcare ecosystem. Cardinal Health is doing everything we can to support the needs of our customers and partners during this pandemic. We are prioritizing allocation of constrained products, including PPE and thermometry products, to existing healthcare provider partners as well as collaborating with the federal government to deploy products to identified “hot zone” areas.