Description
The PDI Safety Station is a respiratory cough hygiene station kit that organizes hygiene supplies at entrances and waiting areas, where respiratory etiquette matters most. It is supplied as a kit, one per case.
- Respiratory cough hygiene station kit
- Positions hygiene supplies at entrances and waiting areas
- Supports cough etiquette programs
- One kit per case
Hygiene Supplies Where Visitors Actually Arrive
Respiratory hygiene succeeds or fails at the door. A dedicated station puts the supplies for cough etiquette in the arrival path instead of asking sick visitors to hunt for them.
The Safety Station is the PDI kit format for this job, distinct from the Sani-Hands station configuration that is being discontinued. Facilities place it in lobbies, waiting rooms and clinic entrances.
Features and Benefits
Respiratory Hygiene
- Station kit for cough etiquette programs
- Entrance and waiting area placement
- Organizes hygiene supplies in one visible location
Format
- Complete station kit
- 1 kit per case
- PDI infection control accessory line
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Kit type: respiratory cough hygiene station
- Package: 1 kit per case, sold by the case
Product Data
- Manufacturer: PDI (Professional Disposables Intl)
- Product line: Sani-Bracket and Dispensing Accessories
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Why Choose PDI Safety Station?
A hygiene station is a public health message in furniture form. It tells every arriving visitor that respiratory etiquette is expected here, and hands them the means to comply.
- Arrival point placement – supplies meet visitors at the door – etiquette starts before the waiting room
- Complete kit – station supplied as one kit – no part hunting for facilities
- Visible program – a dedicated station signals expectations – better visitor compliance
- Case supply – one kit per case – multi entrance facilities order by the site count
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Safety Station for?
Respiratory cough hygiene at entrances and waiting areas, organizing the supplies for cough etiquette.
What comes in the case?
One complete station kit per case.
Where is it placed?
Lobbies, waiting rooms and clinic entrances.
Is this the Sani-Hands station?
No. The Sani-Hands station configuration is a different, discontinued item. This is the respiratory hygiene station.
Are hygiene supplies included?
The listing is the station kit. Refill supplies are stocked from the PDI wipe and sanitizer lines.
