The medical professional stands on one side of the booth and slips their arms into the attached medical-grade testing gloves, while the patient enters the booth from the opposite side. The medical professional proceeds to take a sample. Once the patient has left the booth, the medical professional can disinfect both their gloves and the plexiglass booth prior to seeing the next patient.

The Test Booth is constructed from three panes of plexiglass, upcycled doors from ROOM’s core product - the soundproof phone booth - providing a shield for frontline workers from the most direct form of exposure.

The rigid plexiglass is easy to disinfect and clean between patients. Clean all surfaces with a mild detergent or disinfect with quaternary ammonium products or bleach cleaning solutions. Be careful not to use products with alcohol, since those can damage the plexiglass.

The sealable gloves are made from high quality neoprene that’s resistant to vapors, gases, and a broad range of chemicals to protect hands during testing. You can disinfect the gloves using quaternary ammonium products or a bleach cleaning solution. For facilities in North America, we recommend following the CDC’s Guidelines for Disinfection and Sterilization in Healthcare Facilities. For facilities in Europe, follow the ECDC Guidelines for Disinfection of environments in healthcare and non-healthcare settings potentially contaminated with SARS-CoV-2.

The gloves are attached directly to the booth using clamps. They don't need to be changed after each test, but they should be changed if punctured, torn, or showing other signs of degradation.