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10-Pack Powecom KN95 Face Masks Expired
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Office Depot and OfficeMax has 10-Pack Powecom KN95 Face Masks (GB2626-2006) for $10. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Land_Cruiser for finding this deal.
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- KN95 masks from Powecom offer multilayer protection. Adjustable nose bridge and elastic earloop has enough elasticity to make a good seal. 3D three-dimensional design with fluffy, breathable and soft material, will not cause the fog when wearing glasses. 4 layers, Made from non-woven fabric, moisture resistant, non-toxic, non-irritating.
- Tested by an ISO 17025 credited lab
- Elastic straps and adjustable nose clip for different face shapes and sizes
- Protects you from airborne particulates and pollution
- Designed for 95% filtration, provides anti-dust protection
- Made of high quality material, safe, soft and comfortable
- Four (4) layers of filtration
- Contains a metal strip that forms to your nose for a better fit
- Elastic ear straps hold masks in place comfortably
- Folds flat for easy storage
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Last Edited by spuck20
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Just in, 2/10/21 New CDC guidance on double masking. The benefits are clear: In the CDC study, a medical procedure mask alone blocked 42% of particles from a simulated cough, while a cloth mask alone blocked 44%. A cloth mask covering a medical procedure mask blocked 92.5% of the cough particles. And don't layer another mask on top of a KN95, either. That mask should be used alone, the CDC says. https://www.npr.org/sections/coro...ronaviru
ALERT, Office Depot may be sending out fakes. See image below, OD on right, not the same as pictured on OD and other sites. BonaFidesmasks certified dealer on left. Powecon mentions OD as selling fakes. Office Depot is no longer on Powecom's "Fraudulent Website" webpage. http://www.powecom.com/Fraudulent_Webs
Not sure about the picture that is posted, but the masks that we received through another source are like the ones on the right and the packaging authenticity scratch off number passed the Powecom verification website. Bonafidemasks also provides a link to that "anti-fake check," so, either the right hand masks are also genuine, or the Powecom verification process doesn't work.
Powecom packaging has a scratch off verification number. You can go to http://www.powecom.com/verification.ht
98% efficiency when worn properly based on CDC testing:
cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/respirators/testing/results/MTT-2020-211.1_International_GuangzhouPowecomi_KN95-Earloop-Style_TestReport_Redacted-508.pdf [cdc.gov]
Authorized by the FDA
These are on the list of non-NIOSH-approved respirator models manufactured in China that are authorized by this Umbrella EUA for emergency use during the COVID-19 public health emergency.
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devic...#append
From https://www.cbsnews.com/news/n95-...ke-seized/
Consumers should generally avoid shopping for such masks on Amazon and eBay, experts say. Instead, people should refer first to the CDC's list of N95 alternatives that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves for use in health care settings and try to buy them directly from the manufacturer.
Article on NIOSH N95 masks make in USA. May need to open private browser window to view the article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/1...tates.html
NIOSH N95 masks made in USA sold directly from the manufacturer at the following websites:
https://www.demetech.us/
https://www.unitedstate
Not sure about the picture that is posted, but the masks that we received through another source are like the ones on the right and the packaging authenticity scratch off number passed the Powecom verification website. Bonafidemasks also provides a link to that "anti-fake check," so, either the right hand masks are also genuine, or the Powecom verification process doesn't work.
Powecom packaging has a scratch off verification number. You can go to http://www.powecom.com/verification.ht
98% efficiency when worn properly based on CDC testing:
cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/respirators/testing/results/MTT-2020-211.1_International_GuangzhouPowecomi_KN95-Earloop-Style_TestReport_Redacted-508.pdf [cdc.gov]
Code:
https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/respirators/testing/results/MTT-2020-211.1_International_GuangzhouPowecomi_KN95-Earloop-Style_TestReport_Redacted-508.pdf
These are on the list of non-NIOSH-approved respirator models manufactured in China that are authorized by this Umbrella EUA for emergency use during the COVID-19 public health emergency.
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devic...#append
From https://www.cbsnews.com/news/n95-...ke-seized/
Consumers should generally avoid shopping for such masks on Amazon and eBay, experts say. Instead, people should refer first to the CDC's list of N95 alternatives that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves for use in health care settings and try to buy them directly from the manufacturer.
Article on NIOSH N95 masks make in USA. May need to open private browser window to view the article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/1...tates.html
NIOSH N95 masks made in USA sold directly from the manufacturer at the following websites:
https://www.demetech.us/
https://www.unitedstate
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It's been 5 days since my order. Yesterday I received an exception notification that delivery couldn't be made because of the locked apartment building door. I text Office Depot CS and long story short, CS assures me the driver will come back around today and deliver--and notify me with a call. No delivery today. I reach out to CS again and their initial reply was that delivery was made. The frustrating part with today's text conversation, it seemed the rep had no clue or insight to the conversation I had yesterday. Think about it, if it was delivered, why did I send you the screenshot of your email informing me of a delivery exception?! Your own system told me there was a delivery exception! And now, it's delivered? Where? Ugh.
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I never had problems with the powecon straps, I don't know what others are doing wrong. I have to take off my hat and glasses for the head straps but ear loops are a lot easier.
My soap box here for a second, I'm in non-acute care health care, so, we're not dealing directly with Covid patients other than when our residents catch it. (Multiple outbreaks over the past several months) My role over the past year has been to be the primary point of contact for acquiring PPE for our organization. I think it's completely ridiculous that a year into this and health care organizations like mine are still having to scramble to find things like KN95's, wonder about their authenticity, and beg and borrow to get even a small supply of N95's. We've seen about 3 boxes of legit 3M medical masks the whole time and the rest have been N95 masks intended for non-medical industrial use.
The state recently got us some PPE to help out. 20 "N95's" that are foldable style but with head straps so they may or may not be legit, and about 120 KN95 masks that are labeled "N95" and are clearly neither of the above. Oh, yeah, they also got us a some hand wipes and a 5 gallon cube of hand sanitizer. You know, with all that evidence about surface transmission.
It should be 10-15 cents apiece. You wear it for an hour and then throw it.
I have these masks, verified to be authentic through powecom's website. They are not junk, the straps do not come off. These so far are the most comfortable masks I've bought, that still actually filter.
I have a few other no name "KN95" masks, that do exactly as you describe, perhaps you are confusing these powecom masks with those?
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/...7007e1.htm
The whole point isn't really to add more layers, it's to get a tighter fit. N95, KF94 and KN95 masks inherently have a tighter fit, provided you have the right sized mask.
I never had problems with the powecon straps, I don't know what others are doing wrong. I have to take off my hat and glasses for the head straps but ear loops are a lot easier.
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Yes. I use the headband style since they seal better and have had zero issues. I use them maybe...10 times, 4 days apart and rotate them. This is the only reasonably priced, approved brand that fits well. For me. No COVID and I'm out in a grocery store once to twice per week but early A.M. staying away from people. This is NOT intended use or following correct instructions but I still "feel" even with reduced protection that the seal alone is far, far better than the surgical or cloth masks most wear.