Can nurses wear Crocs with holes?
Sure, they're super comfy, but the holes make them a no-go in many medical environments 'cause they're not safe against spills and sharps.
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Technically, they can, but many hospitals and healthcare facilities have policies against wearing them because of the holes. Fluids can get through those holes and that's not ideal in a healthcare setting!
Nope. The holes make it risky in hospital settings. Better to go for the closed-toe, non-slip versions for work.
I tried wearing Crocs with holes during my shift once – got told off real quick. Stick to the closed ones!
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