KN95 Mask-10PC, White

One strap broke immediately. Several of the are glued together at the nose and I had to rip them open which left a fuzz that tickles my nose when I used it. Won't buy from them again.

The media could not be loaded.  Here is how I evaluate the mask...#1. Does any authority such as the FDA tested it to see if it lives up to what it says it will do? In this case yes its on the FDA list for KN95 respirators.#2, When I hold the mask up to the light can I see the light bulb or light source? If there is any spacing where I can actually see the bulb its not a good filter. This passed that test.#3. When I breath through the mask is the mask itself sucking in to my mouth? If so then its a very good seal to my face. This passed that test.Keep in mind this mask is designed for one-time single use meaning at the end of a shift you are to throw it away. However, I know many people wont be doing that therefore to keep it sanitized place it on foil and put in over for 30 minutes at 170 degrees. Then at the end to be sure quarantine that mask for 4 to 7 days. There is a trick of getting 7 brown paper bags...paper so moisture will be able to flow out for mildew concerns...label each bag Monday, Tuesday, Weds...etc...put one mask in each bag and when done for the day with the mask place in oven at 170 degrees for 30 minutes. That will get rid of any moisture, kill germs/virus and set it up for quarantine.If you have a large face like I do then this will fit very well. For smaller faces I suggest the Powecom KN95 mask at Officedepot. The Powecom is on the FDA approved list.I know this thing seems like flimsy paper mask but the actual material matters. A scarf is thick and it seems like thats the better filter but its not. This mask is an actual filtration medium and it will work very well. I do have a geniune 3M N95 mask here to compare this one with and the 3M is just as flimsy as this one.In short, you can trust this mask. I do highly suggest getting the cheaper surgical style mask and placing that over the KN95 mask

When masks were required I ordered these to see if they would work for me and they did. I wear glasses and would go work at it to try to keep from fogging up.

Others who have reviewed this product say it's full of holes.THIS IS NOT TRUE. What people see as holes are ultrasonic welds that gas cannot pass through.This mask compares favorably with other KN95 masks I've bought.Pros:• Ear elastic is long enough to fit an adult head. when it stretches, tying knots in it will allow custom sizing• Mask has same air resistance as muy other KN95s, leading me to think it's filtering well• Mask folds compactly, so it's very portable. easy to carry, as opposed to the molder N95 mask I use when car riding with others• Delivery was fast, unlike other masks I've bought. though this may be an issue of China ramping production up enough for exportCons:Ultrasonic welds hold straps to mask. I've had some break in the past, but one can staple the strap back on. Note this is only a potential weakness, not a proven one.Note that the bag says "one-time use." as a non-medical person. I sterilize my masks with 70% grain alcohol, 30% water (same mix as denatured alcohol, but my mixture contains no poison, so has zero smell once dry. I saturate the masks and hang to dry slowly. Zero degradation this way.

Okay here’s my honest review. I was looking for a KN95 mask and this one seems to work well upon first impressions. Yes, there are visible “holes” like some people pointed out, but these are covered completely with plastic so in reality they’re not holes at all - it’s just the way the material is constructed; the people who said they are holes must be visually impaired. The second complaint I saw in other reviews was that the nose piece doesn’t bend properly. Again, the people who said this must not know how objects work because you can EASILY bend the nose piece to fit your face. The only downside that I see with these masks are that SOME air (a minuscule amount) can “leak” through the top part of you don’t seal it properly or it’s not tight enough. Solution: make sure it’s sealed and it’s tight enough. The third complaint I saw in the comments was that these are not “medical devices.” Yes, that is true, but only because the term “medical device” is something that requires USA authorization, which is the whole point with KN95 masks - that they’re Chinese made. So if this bothers you either 1. Do your research before getting ANY KN95 mask because NONE of them are USA authorized, or 2. Get a USA authorized N95 mask and fork over more $. Overall, these masks seem to work well and I’ll update this is there are any future issues.