💦 Kimberly Clark 47147 Fluidshield Procedure Universal: Exceptional Fluid Protection Made Easy Review

my employer requires a mask and goggles. It's simple and not too restrictive and offers complete protection. The masks are fragile and will likely only be worn a few times, so order a bundle if you need them every day.

part of the mask is unreliable -actually quite thin gaps on the sides when worn... Should be heavier so it doesn't shrink and stretches when breathing , like a plastic protector, I'm very thin and none of it shows

I'm tired of all the blue masks around me and these days I also have to wear a visor when I'm around clients at work so these were the perfect one Solution. My only complaint is that they do NOT fog up as advertised. I've been wearing glasses more often than contacts lately, and the only way to keep my glasses from fogging up with this mask is to hold the mask right in front of my nose, which is a big no-go.

This is perfect - the chin piece completely wraps around the underside of the chin. Take the ear clips and put them on side by side. Insert both index fingers between the gap between the plastic face shield and mask attachment points. Press firmly under the eyes to create a seal around the nose (important step, don't pinch 🤏), adjust the edges of the mask, pull the chin further and press the edges to the cheeks. I've worked in several high-risk environments among LA's giant lethargic humans…

My job forces me to have a shield and a mask. I bought these because having a complete set was a bit easier than having two pieces. Found them after a bit of searching and to be honest it wasn't worth it. The shield's plastic is very thin and flimsy (think the thinness of a zip pocket, if that makes sense), a crease in the wrong place and that's it - it's awkward to speak of in moderation. The plastic part is so wide with weird valves and butts. Cutting didn't help either - the mask and shield…