Eliminate Light Cable Burns & Fires
See How GloShield™ Protects in One Easy Step
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Reduce OR Fires and Burns with Award-Winning GloShield™
- Silicone Construction for Reliable Rebound
- Ceramic Heat Shield Provides Protective Coverage
- Compatible with Existing Light Cables

GloShield™ is Proven to Prevent Fiber-Optic Cable Fires and Burns in the OR
Operating room fires are largely preventable yet are a constant risk for healthcare institutions. Preventing these incidents is crucial for improving patient and customer safety, and the solution is simple: GloShield™!
GloShield™ is a reliable and intuitive award-winning solution that reduces the risk of fires and burns attributed to fiber-optic light cables. With seamless implementation onto existing cables, GloShield™ limits “never events” and prevents thermal injury and hospital fires.

Watch how quickly a light cable ignites this surgical drape compared to a cable equipped with our award-winning GloShield™, which completely prevents the fire from starting.
Dr. Spencer Kozinn discusses the importance of patient and fire safety and how GloShield™ enhances protection in the OR by proactively mitigating light cable fire risk on KQ2 Live at 5.
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What Surgical Staff Are Saying
Tabitha K.
Certified Surgical Assistant
“Easy to use. GloShield™ makes surgery safer for patients.”
Dr. Killingsworth
Surgeon
"Simple concept to increase safety in the OR!"
Jeanette
Circulating Nurse
"Easy to use. Intuitive design."
Hannah D.
Surgical Resource Tech
"Awesome product! GloShield™ helps to keep patients safe and decrease burns."
Jazmine S.
Certified Surgical Technologist
"Innovative and convenient to use for all cases needing fiber-optic lights!"
Jesus L.
Circulating Nurse
"Good product, excellent in helping prevent fires from light source in the OR."
Andrea S.
Circulating Nurse
"GloShield™ makes our OR safer."
Valerie W.
Surgery Operations Supervisor
“The GloShield™ is a great product and provides safety for patients and staff. It is a needed item in any applicable OR setting.”