Review on N95 NIOSH Certified Respirator Masks for Construction Projects + Benefits Explained by Eric Power

N95 cup type standard non-medical masks. The cup can't be folded and put in a backpack like the foldable N95/KN95/KF94, but I find the cup shape is suitable for long-term carrying, such as travelling. B. long flights, is more pleasant. N95 also seem more breathable to me than KN95/KF94, although (or maybe because) the material is thicker. This particular brand has solid welded straps, which I strongly prefer to the sewn mask straps I've tested at AccuMed and BYD. Lighter on the skin with prolonged wear. Parts around the nose, metal on the outside and foam on the inside, improve fit and comfort. In this strange age of new viruses, it's good to have a box of these handy. They have an expiration date which I assume is due to the electrostatic build up of the material so they need to be treated like cans of beans in the basement - good for several years but storage needs to be changed. occasionally. The box contained the NIOSH N95 certification papers, although we've all read stories that such papers aren't always genuine. However, it should be better than cloth or surgical masks if we have another resurgence.