Colored FFP2 Level Mask Non Medical Face Mask CE Certificate Black FFP2 Respirator

FFP3 Level   CE approved for at least 99 percent filtration efficiency against sodium chloride and oil based particles.

Design  With adjustable head band, it adapts to different face shapes. Comfortable to wear, even for extended periods.

Embedded Nose Clip    Nose clip is embedded securely within the layer of the filtering half mask to ensure the safety of wearing.

Low Breathing Resistance Filter Technology    Combines the benefits of particulate filter material with advanced low breathing resistance filter technology, helps to improve the breathing ease and comfort.

1. What is the fit difference between disposable civil masks and filtering half maks?
Disposable civil masks often fit loosely, leaving gaps between the mask and your face. Fit test requirements do not apply as masks are not designed to reduce wearer exposure to airborne particulates.
Filtering half masks are designed to fit tightly, creating a seal between your face and the respirator. Requires fit testing and user seal checks.

2. Are children suitable to wear ROYAL filtering half masks?
Since ROYAL filtering half mask is designed for occupational use, its size may not be applicable to children's faces and will affect the effectiveness. Children are suggested to use our disposable children's masks which are specially designed for children.

3. How long can we wear the protective masks? When should a new mask be changed?
It depends on different situations and environments. However, if breathing difficulty or any distress occurs, the wearer should immediately leave the hazardous area (such as the ward or the place with polluted air) and then take the respirator off.
Protective masks need to be changed in one of the following situations:

• If protective mask is soiled by such body fluid as blood or spittle;
• If protective mask is damaged.

4. Can I reuse my protective mask (disposable civil mask and filtering half mask)?
Standard infection control practice usually requires disposal of masks after each use. Particles that may contain viruses, bacteria, etc. get captured on the protective masks' filter fibers during use and remain on the fibers after use. Handling or storing the protective masks after use against particles containing viruses, bacteria, etc. might contribute to result in contact transmission of the disease.