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Apr 03, 2025 - 11:58 AM
The rules for lab coats generally involve wearing them to protect against chemical spills, biological contaminants, and other hazards in laboratory settings. Lab coats should be appropriately fitted, made of flame-resistant or chemical-resistant materials depending on the lab environment, and must be worn with other personal protective equipment as required. They should be kept clean and should not be worn outside of the laboratory to prevent contamination.
