Buy disposable bunny suit for pesticide spraying

The photo shows a very high protection for pesticide spraying, the bunny suit coverall is taped with seam,

What should be done to prevent poisoning when spraying pesticides in summer?
At present, pesticide poisoning is common with organophosphorus pesticide poisoning. Organophosphorus is a highly toxic pesticide. When spraying pesticides or dispensing and repairing application tools in the field, human skin is easily contaminated by pesticides, and it is easy to be absorbed through the skin and respiratory tract. Acute poisoning occurs. If not rescued in time, the mortality rate is extremely high.
The mechanism of poisoning of different pesticides is different, and the symptoms of poisoning are also different. The main symptoms are headache, dizziness, general malaise, nausea and vomiting, respiratory disorder, shock coma, paralysis, agitation, irritability, pain, pulmonary edema, cerebral edema. Wait.
In order to reduce and eliminate the occurrence of pesticide poisoning accidents, doctors remind farmers to pay attention to the following aspects when spraying pesticides in summer:
1: Choose the appropriate time to spray, avoid spraying pesticides at high temperature in the summer, and the spraying time should not exceed 3 hours each time;
2: It is to strengthen personal protection. Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn when spraying highly toxic pesticides:
Wear the correct personal protective equipment to prevent:
When mixing and using pesticides, the skin is exposed to leaking and splashing pesticides.
The back and arms are exposed to pesticides leaking from the knapsack sprayer.

3: Check the instructions on the label on the pesticide label, wear it in strict accordance with the recommendations, and put the disposable protective clothing on the overalls (at least T-shirts and shorts) to provide double protection for the body.

How to wear protective clothing?

1: Put on your overalls and buckle the shirt button to your neck.
2: Wear disposable protective clothing outside the daily work clothes. Fasten or pull the button or zipper of your personal protective equipment to your neck.
3: Cover the trousers of the personal protective equipment outside the boots so that the pesticide does not fall into the boots.
When spraying down or horizontally, put the gloves into the shirt sleeves. When spraying up and sideways, insert the shirt sleeve into the glove.
4: When spraying up or horizontally, tape the seams of the sleeves and gloves with tape.

During the preparation and spraying process, it is necessary to operate according to the regulations. Do not use high-quality and highly toxic mixed pesticides at will, so as to avoid increasing toxicity;
When spraying pesticides, once there are symptoms of poisoning such as dizziness, nausea and vomiting, blurred vision, abdominal pain, diarrhea, muscle agitation, and cold sweat, stop spraying immediately and treat them promptly to avoid accidents.