Face Shields
ProGear® Full Face Shield with Headlight Cut-Out is compatible with all Orascoptic Loupes & Headlights
We do better. A face shield designed for you...and your loupes.
Effective
Headlight cut-out designed to minimize glare and heat build-up.
ANSI certified splash and splatter protection.
Simple
No need for extra accessories, spacers or re-attachment.
Compatible with all Orascoptic loupes and headlights.
Comfortable
Lightweight design with a wide elastic headband.
Anti-fog coating for all-day visibility.
Specifications
Size
One Size
Quantity
24 Full Face Shields per Package
Your protection. Our priority.
We want you to feel protected and comfortable with your Orascoptic loupes. That is why we've introduced a face shield designed to accommodate your magnification and illumination devices.
Face shields provide a barrier protection to the facial area and related mucous membranes from droplets of saliva and blood. As the face is the area most commonly contaminated by splashes and sprays we recommend utilizing a face shield to provide an additional barrier between you and your patient.
Choose a face shield that is compatible with your loupes so you can work as usual:
- Protection from splashing or spraying
- Compatible with all Orascoptic loupes and headlights
- Cut-out for headlight to minimize glare and heat build-up
- Anti-fog coating for maximum visibility
- Lightweight
- Elastic headband for extra comfort for all sizes
- Completely disposable for maximum safety
If you prefer to detach your headlight to mount above the face shield, Orascoptic Spark™ (wireless) and Endeavour™ (wired) headlights feature an available 'Universal Clip' to mount your headlight to the leading edge of your face shield.
"As I returned to practice, I tried many different face shields. Orascoptic's was the only one that accommodated both my loupes and headlight! I'd highly recommend it."
*Dr. Desamero is a paid consultant for Orascoptic. The opinions expressed are those of Dr Desamero . Orascoptic is a medical device manufacturer and does not dispense medical advice. Clinicians should use their own professional judgment in treating their patients.