Protection Products, Inc. delivers hospital-engineered disposable products and procedures designed to minimize and reduce total materials management costs. Our disposable products help you comply with OSHA’s requirement that Universal precautions shall be observed to prevent contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials...Engineering and work practice controls shall be used to eliminate or minimize employee exposure. The need, interest, and timeliness of our products are the result of the everyday potential occupational exposure by health care personnel to the Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), commonly known as AIDS.

Health care professionals around the country have responded enthusiastically to our efforts to deliver customer-driven products to the marketplace. We believe the health care professionals’ participation in the design of products and procedures that solve their specific needs is critical to meeting the high standards demanded by the health care community, their patients, and OSHA.

Our protective products are the result of this kind of close association and cooperation between the health care professional and manufacturer. Our products help protect hospital personnel and their patients from the hidden dangers of potentially infectious contaminates, while decreasing costs, increasing cleanup efficiency, and assisting health care professionals in meeting OSHA’s stringent guidelines. And, to help meet specific needs, we can package and label custom care kits assembled just for your hospital’s application.

Published procedures for many of our products are available to the health care professional. These procedures provide techniques for the use and disposal of our products to promote clean-up efficiency and to minimize the risk of cross-contamination.

PPI’s products enhance the hospital’s ability to contain and reduce costs. Our products not only minimize waste, contamination, and the handling of potentially infectious material, but they provide overall costs savings for the hospital.