Reno Med Sterile Surgical Pack 3 Gowns 35 gsm – Bundle of 4 packs

Description

Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns: Sterile 35 gsm Kit for a Surgeon and Two Assistants

Key Facts About the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns

Short description: A sterile three-gown surgical pack that dresses a full small theatre team from one bag, for day-surgery, teaching and minor operating rooms.

Introduction to the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns

Once a procedure needs more than one pair of sterile hands next to the surgeon, the gowning plan changes. The Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns is built for exactly that moment: a surgeon, a first assistant and a scrub nurse, each in a sterile gown taken from the same sealed bag.

Day-surgery centres, private hospitals with small theatres and teaching clinics often run three-person sterile teams. Opening one Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns that already holds three gowns saves the circulating nurse from hunting for a separate gown in the middle of the setup. Below we go through the label, the fabric, the team workflow and the checks that matter before the bag is opened.

What Is the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns?

The Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns is a single-use general surgery pack that Reno Med (Al Renad Medical), a Cairo-based importer and distributor of medical supplies, brings to the Egyptian market. Its label says “General Surgery Pack”, and the contents are sterilised with ethylene oxide (EO).

All textiles are blue non-woven fabric, described as double-face, weighing 35 gsm. The pack photos we hold show a 2026 manufacturing year and a 2030 expiry year, but the date printed on your own bag is the one that counts.

Inside the Bag: Contents and Fabric

The label of the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns lists:

• 3 surgical gowns, 125 cm x 160 cm each: surgeon, assistant and scrub nurse.
• 1 adhesive drape, 80 cm x 80 cm, to frame the operative site.
• 1 open sheet, 160 cm x 200 cm, for the patient or the instrument table.
• Pack icons for a drapes set and gauze. The number of gauze pieces is not printed, so please confirm with the pharmacy on WhatsApp before you order if your count sheet needs it.

Fabric notes: 35 gsm describes the weight of the fabric per square metre. It is the lighter of the two weights the supplier offers (a 40 gsm version also exists). Because the label gives no fluid-resistance rating, no reinforced panels and no other gown sizes, we describe only what is printed and make no certification claims beyond it.

Why Teams Choose the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns

• Three gowns in one sterile bag: the whole scrubbed team is covered from a single opening.
• Less handling of extra packets during setup, which keeps the sterile field tidier.
• EO sterilised, so it is ready for use without autoclaving.
• The same adhesive drape and 160 x 200 cm open sheet as the two-gown version, so draping routines stay identical.
• Lightweight 35 gsm fabric that is easier to work in when three people share a small theatre.
• Disposable, so there is no laundry, folding or re-sterilisation workload.

Where Three Gowns Make Sense

Day-surgery theatre: a surgeon removing a breast lump or a larger skin lesion under sedation needs an assistant to retract and a scrub nurse to pass instruments. The Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns covers the team without a separate purchase.

Teaching clinic: a consultant, a resident and a scrub nurse work together; the trainee can scrub in from the same Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns without opening a second pack.

Oral and maxillofacial cases: a surgeon, an assistant and a nurse handling suction and instruments. If your case only ever has two scrubbed people, the Reno Med Surgical Pack 2 Gowns is the leaner choice.

Who Is the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns For?

• Surgeons who routinely operate with a first assistant and a scrub nurse.
• Day-surgery and one-day-stay centres preparing scheduled lists.
• Small private hospitals and polyclinics with a minor operating room.
• Teaching settings where a trainee joins the sterile team.
• Theatre nurses and supply officers who want one standard pack per three-person case.

When the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns Is Not the Right Pack

• Long, high-blood-loss or irrigation-heavy operations: there is no stated fluid-resistance rating, so reinforced or impervious gowns are the safer choice.
• Specialised procedures that need fenestrated, limb, eye or other dedicated drapes not listed on this label.
• Teams of four or more scrubbed staff, who will need extra sterile gowns.
• Two-person cases, where the third gown would simply be wasted.
• Any bag that is damaged, damp, already opened or out of date.

How to Use the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns in a Three-Person Team

1. The circulating nurse checks the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns bag (seal, dryness, date, indicator) before opening.
2. Open the outer bag on a clean, dry trolley, peeling the flap away from the body.
3. The scrub nurse, already scrubbed, takes the first gown and gowns and gloves first.
4. The scrub nurse then helps the surgeon and the assistant into their gowns.
5. Lay the open sheet, and apply the adhesive drape only after the skin prep is completely dry.
6. At the end, discard all items as clinical waste; nothing from the pack is reused.

Timing: When to Open It

Open the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns close to incision time, after the patient has been positioned and the team has confirmed the procedure. The longer an open sterile set stands in a busy room, the more chances there are for contamination. Until then, keep the bag closed and stored off the floor in a dry place.

Shelf Life and Single-Use Logic

An unopened, dry and intact bag keeps its sterility until the printed expiry date. After opening, every item belongs to that one case, including any gown nobody wore. In longer cases the light fabric can become warm, and if any gown is soiled or torn during surgery it should be changed according to your theatre protocol.

Mistakes Theatre Teams Make

• Opening the pack before the patient is ready and leaving it uncovered.
• Letting a non-scrubbed person reach over the opened contents.
• Draping over wet alcohol prep, which weakens adhesion and adds fire risk with diathermy.
• Choosing the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns for a long, wet case that needs reinforced gowns.
• Saving the unused third gown from an opened Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns for a later patient.

Myths and Facts

Myth: an unused gown from an opened pack is still sterile for the next case. Fact: once the bag is opened, its contents are for that procedure only.

Myth: more gowns in a pack means the gowns are thicker. Fact: the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns uses the same 35 gsm fabric as the two-gown pack; only the gown count differs.

Myth: EO sterilisation means you can skip the pre-opening checks. Fact: a torn or damp bag cancels the sterility, whatever the method.

Possible Problems

• Skin irritation or redness after the adhesive drape is peeled off, particularly on fragile skin.
• An uncommon allergy to the drape adhesive; note it in the patient file and use a non-adhesive drape next time.
• Heat stress for the team in a warm room during a longer case.

Compatibility With Theatre Equipment

• Let alcohol-based prep dry fully before draping; pooled alcohol under drapes is a recognised fire hazard with electrosurgery.
• Sterile gloves, instruments and sutures are not part of the pack and must be added.
• Keep drapes dry around diathermy and follow the return-electrode instructions of your unit.

Warnings

• Never use a bag that is torn, wet, opened or past its expiry date.
• Single use; do not re-sterilise or launder.
• For trained healthcare professionals working under an infection-control protocol.
• Store dry, clean and out of direct sunlight.

Checks Before Opening the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns

1. Seal: run your fingers along every seam; it must be closed with no holes or tears.
2. Dryness: reject any bag with water marks or damp patches.
3. Expiry: read the printed date and use the nearest-expiry stock first.
4. Sterilisation indicator: confirm the “STERILE EO” print and any process indicator; if the indicator has not changed as described or the print is unclear, set the pack aside.
5. Count: after opening, the scrub nurse confirms three gowns, one open sheet and one adhesive drape.

What to Pair It With

Add sterile gloves, skin prep, instruments, sutures and dressings to complete the setup. When the case involves sedation or general anaesthesia, the anaesthesia side needs its own supplies: Reno Med ECG electrodes for heart monitoring and a Reno Med transparent anesthesia face mask for oxygen delivery and manual ventilation.

Product Comparison

When to Contact the Pharmacy

• You need to know the gauze count or need a different gown size: please confirm with the pharmacy on WhatsApp before you order.
• Your list includes long or fluid-heavy operations and you need reinforced gowns.
• A delivered pack shows damage or moisture.
• You want a regular monthly quantity for a day-surgery list.

NSL Expert Tip

Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns FAQ

What is the difference from the two-gown pack?

The drape, the sheet and the 35 gsm fabric are the same; the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns simply adds a third 125 x 160 cm gown for a three-person sterile team.

Is the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns sterile, and how?

Yes. It is ethylene oxide sterilised, printed “STERILE EO”, and stays sterile while the bag is sealed, dry and in date.

Can the third gown be used as a spare?

Within the same procedure, an unused sterile gown from the opened pack can replace a contaminated one if your protocol allows. It cannot be kept for another patient.

Is it suitable for long operations?

For long or very wet operations, choose reinforced gowns, as fluid resistance is not stated on this label.

Does the Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns include gloves?

No, gloves are not listed. The label lists gowns, an adhesive drape, an open sheet and shows a gauze icon.

What is the expiry date?

The expiry date is printed on the pack.

Conclusion

The Reno Med Surgical Pack 3 Gowns equips a surgeon, an assistant and a scrub nurse from one sterile EO bag, with three 35 gsm gowns, an adhesive drape and a 160 x 200 cm open sheet. It fits day-surgery, teaching and small-theatre cases that are short and relatively dry. Check the bag, open it close to incision time and use it once. Order today from No Style Like Pharmacy with delivery across Egypt.

Reviewed by the No Style Like Pharmacy content team. This information is for educational purposes only.

Follow the pack label and your theatre’s infection-control protocol; this content does not replace professional training. For general information on surgery and infection prevention, see MedlinePlus – Surgery.