CliniEco Medical Bouffant Caps — 24-inch, Non-Woven, 100-Pack

Product Overview

A single strand of hair in a prepared meal, on a sterile tray, or in a lab sample is a hygiene failure that costs far more than the cap that would have prevented it. Yet many bouffant caps are too tight, too hot, or too flimsy to be worn consistently — so staff take them off, and the risk comes back. The CliniEco Medical Bouffant Caps — 24-inch, Non-Woven, 100-Pack are built to be worn all shift: feather-light spunbond non-woven fabric, a comfortable elastic headband, and a generous 24-inch fit that contains even long or thick hair without pinching.

They are also priced so you never have to ration them. At $5.95 per 100-cap pack — about 6 cents per cap — a fresh cap for every staff member, every shift, is a rounding error on the supply budget. No laundering, no lost inventory, no sorting: open a pack and the station is stocked. CliniEco Medical distributes under Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL) #35334, so these caps move through the same audited Canadian supply chain as the rest of our clinical catalogue.

This is the cap to standardize on across the whole operation — kitchen, treatment rooms, lab benches, and reception alike. One size fits the entire team, one pack keeps a station stocked for weeks, and one supplier covers your caps, masks, gowns, and gloves, so ordering and inventory stay simple. Stocking one cap across every department also means fewer SKUs to track — a real win for busy facility managers.

Key Features:

• Lightweight Non-Woven Fabric — Soft spunbond polypropylene is feather-light yet durable enough for a full shift of food prep, treatment, or lab work — and comfortable enough that staff forget they are wearing it.
• Breathable & Cool — The porous fabric lets heat and moisture escape, so the cap stays comfortable in hot kitchens, busy treatment rooms, and warm cleanrooms.
• Comfortable Elastic Headband — A soft, stretchy band keeps the cap securely in place without pinching or leaving red marks on the forehead.
• Generous 24-Inch Fit — The 24-inch circumference accommodates most adult head sizes, including long, thick, or curly hair — one size that works for the whole team.
• Full Hair Containment — The cap covers and contains hair to keep strands out of food, wounds, specimens, and sensitive equipment.
• Disposable & Hygienic — Single-use design eliminates laundering and removes any risk of cross-contamination between shifts or between work areas.
• Professional Presentation — A tidy, uniform head covering projects professionalism and hygiene awareness in customer-facing and clinical settings alike.
• Multi-Pack Convenience — 100 caps per pack keeps stations stocked and simplifies reorder planning — one SKU, one shelf position, no guesswork.
• Budget-Friendly Bulk Value — $5.95 per 100-cap pack (about $0.06 per cap) — stock the whole facility for pocket change, with wholesale volume pricing available. Distributed under MDEL #35334.

Use Cases & Specifications

Bouffant caps are the quiet workhorse of hygiene programs across food, healthcare, and controlled environments. Whatever your setting, the protocol is the same: cover all hair, wear the cap for the task, discard it when soiled, and start fresh next shift.

Food service & food processing. Kitchens, cafeterias, bakeries, and processing plants all require hair containment as a basic food-safety measure. The breathable fabric keeps kitchen staff cool, and the 100-count pack keeps the break-room station stocked. Health inspectors routinely look for hair containment in food areas — a cap that staff actually wear is the difference between a pass and a corrective action.

Medical & dental clinics. Exam rooms, treatment areas, and dental chairside need clean, professional head coverings for staff and, where protocols call for it, for patients with long hair during procedures. A cap also reassures patients that the room they are sitting in is held to a hygienic standard — small details build trust.

Cleanrooms & laboratories. Sample prep, compounding, and light lab environments use bouffant caps for particulate and hair control that protects both the work and the worker. Even a single hair can compromise a sample or a compounding batch, which is why particulate-control programs treat head coverings as mandatory, not optional.

Salons, spas & janitorial teams. Customer-facing work where presentation and hygiene matter — a fresh, tidy cap signals professionalism while keeping hair contained, and in grooming or spa work a cap keeps products out of hair and hair out of the work, all while presenting a clean, consistent look to clients.

Manufacturing & packaging lines. Facilities with contamination requirements use bouffant caps to keep hair out of product — the same reason cleanrooms and compounding areas standardize on them — and in pharmaceutical or nutraceutical packaging, the same discipline applies.

Each pack holds 100 single-use caps; storage, shelf life, and full technical details are listed in the specification table below.

Product Specifications

Practical Use & Disposal

Place the cap over the hair so the elastic band sits comfortably around the head, then tuck any loose strands fully inside — the 24-inch fit gives even long or thick hair room to be contained completely. For staff with long hair, gather the hair into the cap fully before the shift starts; this cap is designed to hold a full head of hair comfortably, not just cover the crown. Replace the cap whenever it becomes soiled or damaged, and dispose of it after the shift or task. Caps are single-use: discard immediately after removal and wash or sanitize hands, consistent with your facility's hygiene protocol.

Pricing & Bulk Savings

One 100-cap pack costs $5.95 — about 6 cents per cap. To put it in perspective: a twenty-person kitchen using two caps per person per day goes through about 40 caps a day — roughly $2.40 at single-pack pricing — so even the busiest team's cap budget stays under $100 a month. Facilities that go through multiple packs a week can combine caps with masks, gowns, and gloves in a single order for consolidated shipping and one invoice, and wholesale volume pricing applies at case quantities — the more you standardize on CliniEco, the lower your per-unit cost. Contact us for a volume quote tailored to your team size.

Compliance & Quality

CliniEco Medical operates under Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL) #35334, and every product in our catalogue — from examination gloves to bouffant caps — moves through the same audited supply chain. Spunbond non-woven polypropylene is the standard material for disposable food-service and healthcare head coverings, and unlike cloth caps that must be laundered and can carry contamination between shifts, these are used once and discarded — the cheapest possible guarantee that every shift starts with a clean cap. Every lot is checked before shipment for consistent quality, batch documentation is available on request for facility buyers, and for franchises and multi-site operators we can set up consistent case-level pricing across all locations.