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Knowledge Base

Respirators that Meet International Standards?
According to CDC, the most widely used respirator that meets international standards is the KN95 respirator. Other respirators include DL2, DL3, DS2, DS3, FFP2, FFP3, KN100, KP95, KP100, P2, P3, PFF2, PFF3, R95, and more. NIOSH approves several types of filtering facepiece respirators. The most widely used are N95 respirators, but other types (N99, N100, P95, P99, P100, R95, R99, and R100) provide the same or better protection as N95 respirators. A list of NIOSH-approved respirators can be found on the NIOSH-approved particulate filtering facepiece respirators webpage.

Why there are holes on the N95/KN95 Masks?
Indeed, you can see holes, dots, or stripes on an N95 or KN95 mask, but that is a way that the manufacturer sticks the layered material together. This helps maintain the shape of the mask. The different patterns you see on the mask should not affect the mask’s ability to filter viruses or other particles.

What s the Difference Between N95 and KN95 Masks?
KN95 masks are equivalent to the Chinese version of N95 masks and can be used in the United States and Canada. N95 masks are certified by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) in the United States, and KN95 masks meet the Chinese government’s respiratory protection performance standards.

Do masks become less effective and worse when they get wet with breath?
No, some researchers have tested the fit of masks worn on humans and concluded that the new and 3-hour masks fit better, but the fit of Surgical and N95 masks is unchanged. However, masks (especially N95 and N99 masks) can become harder to breathe when wet, although they are not less effective.

Consequences of wearing an N95 mask for extended periods of time?
N95 masks protect the wearer by filtering the air inhaled, removing particles such as virus particles. If you wear an N95 mask correctly, you may experience breathing difficulties for an hour or so. Elderly or immunocompromised people may have difficulty using N95 masks, even for short periods. The wearer may remove it at rest, which reduces its protection. N95s are also generally not suitable for children and infants due to the higher risk of suffocation.

Advice about wearing N95 masks?
CDC said that N95 masks are a good option to protect against Omicron. People are recommended to wear the most protective mask that fits well and that is worn consistently. A mask should fit close to the face without gaps.

Are our surgical masks and N95 masks reusable?
Disposable products such as medical-surgical masks and respirators should not be reused after being worn once, according to the recommendations of many manufacturers. To reuse is to take the mask or respirator off and put it on again later.
CDC Advice: If you don’t find manufacturer’s guidelines on your mask, it is recommended to limit reuse to no more than five per device to ensure effective protection.

Are N95 respirators better than surgical masks?
According to CDC recommendations, fitted N95 masks are the most protective mask type, followed by KN95 and surgical masks. The KN95 made in China should be of comparable standard to the N95, and many are of high quality.

Maks Advices for Children?
1. Children under the age of 2 should not wear masks and respirators.
2. Choose a well-fitting and comfortable mask or respirator for your child. Pay attention to the size and check if it fits over your child’s nose and chin.
3. Follow the user instructions for the mask or respirator to see if it is suitable for children.