CliniEco Medical Shoe Covers — PP Non-Woven, Non-Slip Sole, 100-Pack
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Product Overview
Shoes are one of the most overlooked contamination vectors in healthcare. Every step between a treatment room and a hallway, or between a client's home and your vehicle, can carry dust, fluids and microorganisms from one environment to another. CliniEco Medical Shoe Covers turn that problem into a non-event: lightweight PP non-woven fabric, a non-slip textured sole for safe movement on smooth floors, and an elasticized opening that hugs the shoe and stays put through a full shift of walking, bending and kneeling. Slip them on, do the job, toss them — no laundry, no cross-contamination, no second thoughts.
Supplied by CliniEco Medical, a Canadian medical device establishment (MDEL #35334) based in Toronto, these disposable covers are priced for daily use: 100 covers per pack, with deeper savings on case orders for clinics, home-care teams and care facilities.
Key Features
- Lightweight PP Non-Woven Fabric — Breathable and quiet, these covers are comfortable for all-day wear without the bulk of heavier materials.
- Non-Slip Textured Sole — The treaded sole provides reliable traction on polished clinic floors, reducing slip risk in fast-paced environments.
- Elasticized Opening — Stretches over the shoe and grips around the ankle, keeping the cover in place through walking, bending and kneeling.
- One Size Fits Most — Universal sizing fits men's and women's footwear up to approximately US size 13, so a single SKU covers your whole team.
- Disposable Single-Use Design — Discard after each room, visit or shift to prevent cross-contamination without adding laundry to your workload.
- 100 Covers per Pack — Bulk-friendly count for daily multi-room and multi-visit use, with case pricing for high-volume buyers.
Use Cases & Specifications
Medical & Dental Clinics. Protect treatment rooms and clean zones from debris tracked in from waiting areas, and swap covers between rooms for easy infection control.
Home Care & Hospice Visits. Keep outdoor contaminants out of clients' homes, and keep clients' environments from travelling with you — a fresh pair per visit, then dispose.
Laboratories & Compounding Pharmacies. A quick, disposable barrier for staff and visitors entering controlled areas where floor hygiene matters.
Long-Term Care Facilities. High-traffic facilities benefit from a low-cost, visible hygiene measure at every unit door and treatment room.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | PP non-woven fabric |
| Sole | Non-slip textured |
| Opening | Elasticized |
| Size | Universal — fits up to approx. US size 13 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Quantity | 100 covers per pack |
| Use | Single-use disposable |
| Supplier Licence | Compliant with the Medical Devices Regulations (SOR/98-282) |
Pricing
Single Pack — $14.99 (100 covers). Case of 10 Packs — $119.92 (1,000 covers), a 20% saving that works out to $11.99 per pack. Teams that order by the case always have covers at the door when they need them, at the lowest per-pair cost. For volume quotes and standing orders, contact our Toronto team — CliniEco Medical ships across Canada from our Toronto warehouse.
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