Wearing X-ray glasses, also known as lead glasses, is a common shielding method that can help protect your eyes from damage during x-rays.

High-touch objects in medical settings, like lead glasses, will build up contaminants that can become dangerous if not addressed. Discover solutions here.

Radiation protection glasses, often called lead glasses, are protective eyewear that clinicians use to shield against scatter radiation. Learn more here.

Discover alternatives to lead vests and weigh their effectiveness for healthcare workers like technicians and surgeons.

Protective garments, such as lead vests, are necessary during procedures using equipment that emits harmful scatter radiation. Learn more about reducing exposure here.

We provide you with the steps involved in proper deep cleaning and disinfection for lead vests and how services like ours can assist busy healthcare facilities.

Lead vests are protective garments worn in medical settings to protect clinicians from scatter radiation emitted by equipment like X-rays.

What are the alternatives to lead for radiation shielding? Are they as effective? Keep reading as we cover all the details here.

We’ll cover the various shielding materials in this guide to help you determine the safest and most effective options.

When you’re about to get an X-ray or conduct a diagnostic imaging procedure as a clinician, it’s important to know what can and can’t be worn

Discover how to choose, wear, and maintain X-ray apparel like lead aprons and thyroid shields to protect clinicians from scatter radiation during procedures.

Learn how thyroid shields, lead aprons, and visors protect against radiation during X-rays—and why regular maintenance is key for lasting safety and effectiveness.

Not all thyroid shields protect equally. Learn the ideal thickness, recommended standards, and what to look for to ensure safety during radiation exposure.

You’d expect a thyroid collar to be standard for every X-ray—but not in panoramic radiography. Discover the surprising reason it’s not recommended, and what you should use instead to ensure proper shielding and accurate imaging.

Wondering if radiation shielding actually works—or if it's just a precautionary myth? This article dives into the science behind shielding materials and their effectiveness in real-world scenarios. If safety is your priority, this is a must-read.

Thyroid radiation exposure affects certain groups more than others—but who’s really at risk? This article breaks down the most sensitive populations and why early intervention and protection are critical. Whether you're a healthcare professional or just curious about your health, this is essential reading.

Explore pros and cons of shared vs. personal lead aprons—cost, fit, safety, compliance—and get expert tips to protect staff and manage inventory efficiently.

Are your lead aprons as clean—and compliant—as they should be? AORN’s 2025 guidelines reveal surprising data about contamination rates and outline the new gold standard for cleaning and disinfecting protective garments. Here’s what your facility needs to know to stay safe and inspection-ready.

Curious if that little thyroid shield is actually necessary during a mammogram—or if it’s doing more harm than good? We break down what the research says, who really needs protection, and why wearing one might not be the best idea for patients (but a must for clinicians).

Wiping your thyroid shield may make it look clean, but harmful bacteria like MRSA can remain. Learn why disinfection is key to protecting staff and patients.