Safety footwear selection guide
Choose safety footwear by workplace risk, protection class, toe cap, midsole, outsole, slip performance and long-shift comfort.
Exena white footwear
Adrian White and Romeo White O2 FO SR occupational footwear in white.
Product categories
What does your clinic need?
Choose a profession or go directly to a product category.
Workwear and clinic supplies by brand
Exena white footwear
2 products in this selectionAdrian White and Romeo White O2 FO SR occupational footwear in white.
Open a product to view sizes and options, or add it to your quotation list.
Workwear and footwear
Matching tops, trousers and coats for your whole team.
Disposable products
Gloves, face masks and gowns for the uses stated in each product's specifications.
Eye, face and respiratory protection
Use the product specifications to choose protection suited to the task.
Hand care and clinic accessories
Workplace hand cleaning, skin care and first-aid supplies.
Standards: what to check
Occupational footwear · EN ISO 20347
Requirements for occupational footwear without protective toe caps. White colour alone does not indicate certification.
Professional and legal framework ↗Medical gloves · EN 455
The standards series for single-use medical gloves. Check chemical or microbiological protection separately in manufacturer documentation.
Professional and legal framework ↗Medical masks · EN 14683
Requirements and tests for medical face masks. This is distinct from EN 149 for FFP respirators.
Professional and legal framework ↗FFP respirators · EN 149
Requirements for particle-filtering half masks. Check the FFP class, fit and manufacturer instructions together.
Professional and legal framework ↗Standards help guide selection; check each product's certification.
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Workplace first aid: legal duties and what to keep in the cabinet
A practical guide to the equipment, trained personnel and arrangements required for workplace first aid, including placement, replenishment and inspection.
Planning your clinic procurement
How can I combine products from several brands?
Open the brand selections, add products to your list and specify quantities, sizes and colours in your quote request. Clothing, footwear and clinic accessories can be included in one request.
Where can I check sizing and intended use?
Each product page shows available styles and technical details. The selection is a starting point for procurement: check the required protection class and suitability against the task and manufacturer documentation.
How can I request equipment for the whole clinic?
Include team size, job roles, known sizes and required products in your quote request. If you do not have a product list yet, describe your procurement needs in writing.
Need a quotation for your whole clinic?
Combine workwear, disposables and protective equipment in one quotation request. We can also discuss team sizing and regular replenishment.
- Build your product listSelect several catalogue products and add them to your quotation request together.
- Specify quantitiesChoose sizes and colours where known. Add any team requirements in the notes.
- Send your procurement requestOur team will confirm the selection, availability and quotation terms.
No product list yet? Tell us the team size, tasks and how often you need supplies.