Why should I choose Doctoright as my FMCG manufacturing partner?

Doctoright is committed to delivering high-quality FMCG products backed by reliable manufacturing, strict quality control, and timely delivery. Whether you need products for the Indian market or international exports, we focus on providing solutions that help businesses grow with confidence.

What types of FMCG products does Doctoright manufacture?

Doctoright manufactures a wide range of everyday consumer products, including personal care, hygiene, home care, hair care, and sanitation products. Our products are developed to meet the quality expectations of both domestic and international markets.

How does Doctoright ensure product quality?

Quality is our top priority. Every product is manufactured using carefully selected raw materials and goes through multiple quality checks before it is packed and dispatched. This helps ensure consistent quality, safety, and customer satisfaction.

Can I place bulk orders for FMCG products?

Yes. We supply bulk quantities to distributors, wholesalers, retailers, supermarkets, institutional buyers, and export partners. Our manufacturing capabilities allow us to handle both small and large-volume orders efficiently.

Do you export FMCG products outside India?

Yes. Doctoright exports FMCG products to international markets while following export packaging and documentation requirements. We work closely with global buyers to ensure smooth order processing and timely deliveries.

Can startups and new businesses work with Doctoright?

Yes. We support startups, entrepreneurs, and growing businesses by offering guidance on product selection, manufacturing, packaging, and branding. Our goal is to help new businesses enter the FMCG market with confidence.

How does Doctoright help businesses grow?

Doctoright provides quality FMCG products, dependable manufacturing, customized solutions, and reliable supply support. By focusing on product quality and customer satisfaction, we help businesses build stronger brands and expand into new markets.

Surgical Masks

What are surgical masks used for?

Surgical masks are a regulated medical device — not a general face mask — governed by EN 14683 and classified by bacterial filtration efficiency and fluid resistance. This page explains the Type I/II/IIR classification and the certification a surgical mask buyer must verify for clinical and tender supply.

We supply EN 14683 Type II and Type IIR surgical masks at BFE 98% or higher (Type IIR adding fluid resistance), CE-marked under EU MDR and ISO 13485 sourced, with BFE/PFE test reports. Available in bulk and under private label.

Surgical Mask Specifications at a Glance

Specification	Standard / option	Why it matters
Standard	EN 14683 (also ASTM F2100)	The medical surgical-mask standard
Type	Type I, II, IIR	Defines filtration and fluid resistance
Filtration	BFE ≥ 95% (I) / ≥ 98% (II, IIR)	Bacterial filtration efficiency
Fluid resistance	Type IIR only (splash-resistant)	Required for procedures with fluid exposure
Certification	CE (MDR), ISO 13485	Medical-device conformity
HS heading	6307.90	Made-up textile mask classification

Type I vs Type II vs Type IIR: Specifying Correctly

The EN 14683 types are not interchangeable, and choosing wrong either over-spends or fails a tender. Type I (BFE ≥95%) suits low-risk and non-clinical use. Type II (BFE ≥98%) is the standard clinical mask. Type IIR adds splash/fluid resistance for procedures with a risk of fluid exposure — the "R" stands for resistant. Match the type to the use setting: a surgical theatre or fluid-risk procedure needs IIR; routine clinical use needs II. We confirm the exact type on every quotation so your tender documentation is accurate.

Why Surgical Masks Outrank General Masks in Procurement

Because a surgical mask is a CE-marked medical device with a documented EN 14683 type and BFE test report, it qualifies for clinical and government tenders that a general 3-ply mask cannot. The BFE/PFE test report and CE Declaration of Conformity are exactly the documents a tender evaluator or infection-control committee requires — supplied as standard.

Ordering & Private Label

Minimums start at 50,000 pieces. Own-brand box artwork with ISO 15223 symbols and the EN 14683 type is supported.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the "R" in Type IIR mean?

Fluid resistance — Type IIR adds splash protection over Type II, for procedures with a risk of fluid exposure.

Are your surgical masks CE-marked medical devices?

Yes — CE-marked under EU MDR, EN 14683 Type II/IIR, ISO 13485 sourced, with BFE test reports.

How is a surgical mask different from a 3-ply face mask?

A surgical mask is a regulated medical device with a certified EN 14683 type and BFE; a 3-ply mask is a general barrier without that classification.