Review on Stay Safe And Static-Free With StaticTek'S ESD Certified Lab Coat And Smock Jacket - Snap Cuffs And Collar For Maximum Protection - X-Large Size Available by Owen Blanco

Okay. Since I can't ask a proper question in the limited Question Block, I am forced to review."Meets or exceeds requirements of ANSI ESD-S20.20 and the recommendations of ESD 4.1."Why are you testing what is in actuality a Category 1 Garment to the ANSI/ESD S4.1 standard when that is a Worksurface resistance test document? ANSI/ESD STM2.1-2018 is the Garment document and it tells me you did not do the "Certification Test" since this is an ESD Category 1 Static Control Garment and nowhere even close to Category 3. The fact that it has Snap Cuffs and NO Groundable Point on the jacket immediately classifies it as Cat 1 - Garments with some electrical field suppression properties. It appears as if the description was copied from a manufacturer's web site without matching the description to the item. I am a NASA ESD Control Engineer and Program Manager as well as a voting member on the ESDA's Working Group-2 for ESD Garments. I help help write these documents. More than happy to steer you in the right direction. Meanwhile, I'm under obligation to down rate this due to the misleading description. Your other ESD Jacket descriptions are also pretty much in the same boat.