Polycare Disposable Aprons

GV Health’s Polycare disposable aprons combine reliable barrier protection, medical device compliance and more sustainable material options. Manufactured from high-quality, latex-free materials, our aprons help protect clothing from direct contact with liquids and contaminants, supporting effective hygiene and infection prevention across healthcare and other professional environments.

Our healthcare apron range includes MHRA-registered Class I medical devices, designed to meet the requirements of the UK Medical Devices Regulations. Applicable products carry CE and UKCA conformity markings, providing healthcare providers with assurance that the aprons meet relevant regulatory requirements for their intended medical use.

Available in a wide selection of sizes, colours and lengths, Polycare aprons offer a versatile solution for hospitals, healthcare facilities, food preparation, cleaning and other environments where effective barrier protection is essential. Specialist aprons for paediatric healthcare settings are also available.

Sustainability is an important part of our product development. Selected Polycare aprons incorporate recycled polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), reducing reliance on virgin plastics while maintaining the durability and performance required for everyday use. Through material optimisation and responsible manufacturing, GV Health continues to develop solutions that balance protection, compliance and environmental responsibility.

Key Benefits

Medical Device ComplianceMHRA-registered Class I medical device options, with CE and UKCA conformity markings as applicable.

Reliable Barrier ProtectionLatex-free, fluid-resistant materials designed to help protect clothing from contamination.

Versatile RangeMultiple sizes, colours and lengths, including specialist options for paediatric healthcare settings.

Reduced Virgin PlasticSelected products incorporate recycled polymers to reduce environmental impact while maintaining product performance.

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