Review on 🔒 Wembley Lab-Tested Adjustable Washable: Top-Quality Occupational Health & Safety Products with 10 Replaceable Options by Chris Lemm

Reviewed by Mrs. C. Lockwood, not J. Lockwood I'm sorry I bothered to buy this. A piece of metal that better fits the bridge of the nose could be molded for this area, but the rest of the metal almost slipped into my eye sockets. I was afraid that if I tripped or started sneezing because I have allergies, I would get hurt or even blind. (Due to allergies I hide inside most of the time so as not to startle the neighbors and make them think I'm one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse - not a horse but you know who I mean. .) Okay, seriously , fabric was so loose and felt semi-abrasive/uncomfortable that I would consider it a poor choice even for socks! I won't even get into the issue of filters as others have already talked about it. Incidentally, I have a relatively small face, medium-sized nose, and large, relatively flat cheekbones (mostly Northern European traits) so others may fit better and be less likely to injure my eyes, but I won't be wearing this. Thing. One suggestion I can give to others is to use duct tape or medical grade tape to hold the mask in place. Pain when you have to take it off to eat, of course. I also noticed that if washed in hot water instead of the "cold gentle cycle" it might be suitable for children, but I would consider removing the metal part and maybe adding a little elastic to hold the fabric to pinch the nose area . or even sew the pleats by hand. Or... don't bother buying this item!