Daily Protective Mask, FFP2, N95 CE FDA TEST REPORT

Product introduction

FAQ

Q2: How long will the disposable mask last?

A2: Disposable dust masks are designed for single use only, after each wearing they should be discarded. A single use should not exceed 8 hours. However the mask may not last this long in heavy concentrations of hazard.

Q3: What are the Limitations of Harley dust mask/ particulate respirator ?

A3: 1. The N95 respirator cannot be used if there is oil or toxic substances in the atmosphere.

2. The N95 respirators do not allow much oxygen inside; hence persons with lung diseases cannot use them.

3. The N95 respirator should also not be worn if the atmospheric oxygen content is less than 19.5%.

4. Even normal adults may find it difficult to use the N95 respirators for long periods of time because of the difficulty in breathing and achieving a tight fit, the N95 respirator is not advisable for young children, according to the FDA's report on the masks and respirators.

Q4: How can consumers check the level of protection for a respirator?

A4: For NIOSH-approved respirators, the type of approval will be printed on the respirator itself. Consumers can also verify that approval has indeed been given by visiting the NIOSH website.

Q5: Do Harley N95 respirators come in different styles?

A6: Yes. Filtering face piece respirators are available in a wide range of colors, shapes, and styles. Some styles will fit individuals better than others and certain styles may be more comfortable and have better fitting characteristics.

Q6: Why do some N95 respirators have an exhalation valve on the front?

A6: The use of an exhalation valve reduces resistance, which makes it easier to breathe (exhale). Some users feel that a respirator with an exhalation valve keeps the face cooler and reduces moisture build up inside the face piece.

Q7: What is the function of active carbon on the dust mask ?

A7: The main function is reducing the peculiar smell on the atmosphere.

Q8: How to dispose the used Harley N95 respirators?

A8: Avoid direct contact with the used respirators. Put them in a plastic bag which is carefully wrapped up and disposed in a covered refuse container.