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10-Pack Powecom KN95 FDA Authorized Respirator Ear Loop Mask EXPIRED
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Bona Fide Masks has 10-Pack Powecom KN95 FDA Authorized Respirator Ear Loop Mask on sale for $12.50 - Extra 20% Off w/ coupon code LOVE (apply in cart) = $10. Shipping is free (via USPS First-Class Mail Package).
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- Multi-layer filtration system of non-woven soft and breathable fibers
- All respirator manufactured after May 20th are affixed with an anti-fake stakes that can be used to verify authenticity
- Ear loop style; latex free
- 46% non-woven polypropylene, 28% melt-blown fabric, 26% ES hot air cotton
- Nose piece w/ adjustable aluminum piece
- The Powecom KN95 respirator is intended for personal use and not use as a surgical mask or to provide liquid barrier protection.
- Bone Fide Masks is the Premier Authorized Distributor for Powecom products in the U.S. and Canada. Authentic Powecom KN95 mask are distributed by Bona Fide Masks
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- CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) Internal Respirator Assessment on Powecom KN95 respirator mask
- Product is FDA authorized for use in healthcare settings by HCP during the public emergency
- FDA Appendix A, listing non-NIOSH approved respirators can be found here: FDA Appendix A - Authorized Respirators
- Guangzhou Powecom Labor Insurance Supplies Co., Ltd., the manufacturer of our FDA authorized KN95 respirator mask, has designated Bona Fide Masks as their premier distributor in the United States.
- All stock sold will be shipped directly from Mount Vernon, NY warehouse
- Originally priced at $12.50, grab this offer for 20% off today w/ the listed coupon code.
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20% off the ear loop versions of the Powecom KN95 masks @ Bona Fide Masks
With code: LOVE
Takes the price of 10 ear loop masks down to $10 (from $12.50)
Free shipping (USPS) on all domestic orders
https://bonafidemasks.c
I skipped out on the Black Friday sale which was 15% off since I had a pending order that had not yet shipped and didn't want to place another order without receiving my prior one. I was regretting not ordering but this 20% deal is better, at least on the ear loop ones. I myself prefer the headband version, but I am debating on geting 50 of these for $42 (down from $52.50) or 100 for $77.60 (down from $97) for family and friends, and whenever I have to use them for shorter periods of time and need to quickly be able to put a mask on and off. I've ordered from Bona Fide 4 times so far, starting in the early days when it appeared on SD when shipping wasn't free. I had an issue with an order once and Bill who is the owner actually replied and took care of it.
I got in on the Honeywell N95 deal a few months ago, I found them to be too tight. These Powecom KN95 ear loops fit better than the Honeywell for me, especially if I stretch out the loops before putting them on. What I do for these is get 7 paper bags, 7 masks, and write the name of the day of the week on each bag and rotate them out for a month. I checked all the science I could handle about these masks months ago and these were the most cost effective best option out then (for me at least since the Honeywell N95 were too small and other N95 masks are too expensive).Only science thing I'll add is this that came out yesterday:
CDC report on the Powecom masks published December 2:
https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/r...ed-508.pdf
With code: LOVE
Takes the price of 10 ear loop masks down to $10 (from $12.50)
Free shipping (USPS) on all domestic orders
https://bonafidemasks.c
I skipped out on the Black Friday sale which was 15% off since I had a pending order that had not yet shipped and didn't want to place another order without receiving my prior one. I was regretting not ordering but this 20% deal is better, at least on the ear loop ones. I myself prefer the headband version, but I am debating on geting 50 of these for $42 (down from $52.50) or 100 for $77.60 (down from $97) for family and friends, and whenever I have to use them for shorter periods of time and need to quickly be able to put a mask on and off. I've ordered from Bona Fide 4 times so far, starting in the early days when it appeared on SD when shipping wasn't free. I had an issue with an order once and Bill who is the owner actually replied and took care of it.
I got in on the Honeywell N95 deal a few months ago, I found them to be too tight. These Powecom KN95 ear loops fit better than the Honeywell for me, especially if I stretch out the loops before putting them on. What I do for these is get 7 paper bags, 7 masks, and write the name of the day of the week on each bag and rotate them out for a month. I checked all the science I could handle about these masks months ago and these were the most cost effective best option out then (for me at least since the Honeywell N95 were too small and other N95 masks are too expensive).Only science thing I'll add is this that came out yesterday:
CDC report on the Powecom masks published December 2:
https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/r...ed-508.pdf
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takemp
asked this question on 12-04-2020 at 06:39 AM
12-04-2020 at 09:02 AM
These are single use only. However, healthcare workers have conducted studies on how to extend the use of N95's during PPE shortages that should be applicable to these. This link describes the different methods being used to recycle your masks and what methods that should not be used. https://www.n95decon.org/publications . If the masks are in poor condition or heavily contaminated though, your best bet is to discard the mask and use a new one.
12-04-2020 at 09:32 AM
I work as a dental assistant and we use these exact same masks, brand and all. Officially they are one time use, but we use them 3 days in a row before swapping out for a new one. And that's obviously with heavy use i.e 8 hours a day directly in front of multiple mouths. The average person that just wears them for a few minutes at a time (grocery shopping, going inside a business etc) could probably wear one for at least a week or even longer before needing to replace them. Just make sure once you are done wearing it, that you place it in an airtight bag to prolong its life. Don't leave it lying outside
12-04-2020 at 05:58 PM
These are not gas masks. You should be able to use them for as long as they are not physically damaged. However, after using them even once in a contaminated environment(such as grocery store) you should be careful not to touch the outer surface of the mask. And if you do wash your hands thoroughly. I use 7 masks. One labeled for each day. Once I use a mask on any particular day I carefully set it aside and not use it for at least a week. That way the viruses (if any) simply die off over time- no special heat treatment needed to sanitize the masks.
12-04-2020 at 07:58 PM
Hi, im a licensed physical therapist who used to work in a pulmonary hospital in the philippines (no AC and super humid for 8 hrs a day). As easymonies said i would like to add that you could put them in a paper bag with holes to ventilate them. You can use them for extended periods at a time, we even use it up to a month as long as its not soiled or morphed. If soiled, throw it away or when its morphed. Other than that keep it clean and in a ventilated container then it can last a long time.
Im working in the US at homehealth setting. I use mine up to a week keeping it clean and sealed properly on my face.
Im working in the US at homehealth setting. I use mine up to a week keeping it clean and sealed properly on my face.
12-07-2020 at 09:11 AM
Knowing that the maximum number of days the virus can live on any surface is 3 days, I rotate 4 of these throughout the week, one for each weekday (plus the one used Monday also gets used Friday). This way, you ensure the respirator is always free of active 'rona.
cwtruong
asked this question on 12-04-2020 at 04:16 PM
12-05-2020 at 11:02 AM
It will have the green font on the front of the mask.
tennisfiles
asked this question on 12-04-2020 at 02:57 PM
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Tons of CDC/NIOSH testing and this website being an authorized distributer from the manufacturer, and the packages having a code you can enter on Powecom's website to verify the authenticity.
So fit is the other part of the equation.
For me the ear ones seemed to always be just on the verge of sealing well so sometimes they sealed, sometimes they didn't. I wear glasses so placing those on the top ridge of the mask helped with the seal.
Much better than any cloth mask I've used but it still contrast with a 3M KN95 and a 3M N95 I've used, both with headbands, that just smash up against my face very tight.
If you don't have some mask that seal really well and are proven to filter well, I think these are a no brainer now that they're under $1.50 a piece.
I haven't used the Powecom head band ones.
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