Medtecs Disposable Medical Protective Coverall PPE Hazmat Suits

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These disposable jumpsuits fit the bill for ripping out the poison ivy in my yard ( I’m very allergic). Not a fan of the chemicals and sometimes it just has to be ripped out. Worth every cent. Spacious with plenty of room to move about. Coverage was great!

Excellent quality coverall for a disposable. Zipper is functional and heavy duty for multiple wearing. Elastic hood, wrists and ankles are secure even after several uses. Used one set for mosquito fogging after a 2-week series of Spring storm frontal systems brought over 10 inches of rain after 2 years of almost drought and I believe 20 generations of mosquito eggs hatched. Used the same set to spray vegetation control over my property where some of my great neighbors want their yards and landscaping to return to Nature. I certainly did not want any of that liquid to come in contact with me. The set is still functionable and usable again. Only wish that the suit could be set up with a portable AC unit like the astronauts use because it sure gets hot and steamy in the suit while wearing it in Southeast Texas weather!!

My husband and I needed to clear out a storage unit in an outdoor building. Worse, the unit had been neglected for about eight years.

Upon opening the exterior, roll-up door, the odor was pretty bad. The rodent droppings in the unit were… well, everywhere.

However, we couldn’t just toss everything. Some valuable and irreplaceable items had been stored there.

So, we bought these suits and they work very well. We’d ordered size L (Large) and they fit us fine; we’re both around 5’8″ tall. I weigh around 155 lbs, and my husband is around 210 pounds.

These suits would have worked fine if we were somewhat shorter or maybe two or three inches taller. Because these suits are made from a very lightweight material, it’s okay that they’re fairly baggy on us.

The suits definitely provide a good barrier to the kinds of hazards we’re trying to avoid. My advice if you’re wearing it in a warm (65F+) location and doing physical labor: Dress lightly underneath. You’re certain to feel too hot, otherwise. There’s zero air flow into or out of the suit, once it’s on.

Also, if – like me – you have long hair, you’ll want to use a hair clip. Even with the hood tied snugly around my face, my hair keeps slipping out around the edges. (That’s probably because I keep turning my head to talk to my husband, but the suit doesn’t turn with me.)

So far, we’ve worn the suits three times each, and they’re holding up very well.

They do not cover your shoes, so we’re using a disinfecting spray on our footwear, before removing the suits. We’re also using nitrile gloves to protect our hands.

For the price, these suits seem to be an excellent value.