Review on 🧣 Outdoor Headwear: Men's & Women's Bandana Face Cover with Ear Loops, Balaclava & Neck Gaiter Scarf by Matthew Peterson

I have to wear a mask more than 8 hours a day, it's not supposed to 'stop' the virus, I just need to avoid breathing in someone else's face. my dilemma I wear bifocals. I need them to read and I need them to see beyond a meter or two. fog problems! Now I can't see without glasses, but I can't see with a mask either! I've tried everything, the best nose clips/gaskets, every shape of mask on the market, even light ones to reduce sneezing, but I still get fog. I was hoping that with the extra nose clip they would help my breathing. go to my neck, not my glasses. and maybe it worked, after reading all the 'bad reviews' about being too big and too loose, that's what I wanted, so it should have worked. so close! When I open my mouth it goes in and I can't get it out without pulling it out with my hands! I don't think I have a "big head" so I can only assume the size you get is either totally random or those who have complained about being too big have little kid faces to have! I ended up rating them 5 stars, but that's because I plan to take apart an old sewing machine and use these masks as instructions to do the same thing, just in a larger size. These 5 stars are to the seller as a thank you for the **UPDATE** pattern for those who find it too tight but really want it to work but don't have a lot of sewing skills. there is a seam at the back of the neck, in the upper part of this seam there is a piping that covers the entire bodice and behind the ears. Cut only the threads holding this back seam, but don't cut the binding material from the top. This opens the back, leaving it tight just above the nose where the strap goes around, and loosening it around the mouth and neck, making it easier to breathe down. Add a nose clip. no more fogged windows.