Intended Use: Lead Garments are worn by healthcare professionals to protect them from the harmful effects of x-ray radiation during medical & other procedures requiring the use of x-ray/fluoroscopy. Lead garments are usually worn in combination with other products to provide complete protection from x-ray. You must ensure that your lead garment fits correctly and is properly worn for effective protection.

EN 61331-1:2014: (EU) Protective devices against diagnostic Medical X-ray radiation. (Determination of attenuation properties of material)
EN 61331-3:2014: (EU) Protective devices against diagnostic medical X-radiation Part 3: Protective clothing, Eyewear and Protective Patient shields.
ASTM 2547-18: (USA) Standard test method for determining the attenuation properties in a primary x-ray beam of materials used against radiation.

Storage: Keep Lead Garment out of direct sunlight and prolonged exposure to extreme heat. Store at 70-80°F (21-27°C). Temperature limits are approximately 60-100°F (16-38°C). You may roll Lead Garment and transport in a Protech duffle bag or box, but never sharply fold or crease your Lead Garment. Always store Lead Garment on an appropriate metal hanger or lay flat on the ground or a countertop if hanger is not available.

Maintenance: Lead Garment fabrics can be cleaned by hand using mild soap diluted with room temperature water. Clorox hydrogen peroxide in diluted form is permissible. PDI Sani-Cloth® AF3 Germicidal Disposable Wipes are approved for use on Protech aprons.

Disposal: Users must dispose of Lead Garments and accessories by complying with local, state and federal (or international) regulations where applicable.