Essex County Council – PPE

Posted on: February 13, 2023

We have some stocks of PPE which has now passed its use by date, meaning it can no longer be used in a clinical environment.
But it might be useful for a variety of other purposes
All items are available free of charge to local voluntary groups or charities, and delivery within Essex might even be possible.
Items include:
• IIR Masks / Surgical Masks / FFP3 Masks
• Scrubs in a range of sizes
• Gloves – Small / Large / XL
• Aprons
• Hand Sanitiser in a range of sized bottles.
• Gowns in a range of sizes
• Goggles  / Face Shields
In addition, we have folding tables, folding chairs, carboard boxes, tissues, mops and buckets.
If you would like more information or would like to arrange collection or delivery please contact: ppesupplies@essex.gov.uk.

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