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Jan 14, 2022 4:42 PM

20-Count 3M N95 Personal Protective Equipment Particulate Respirator

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Amazon has 20-Count 3M N95 Personal Protective Equipment Particulate Respirator for $17.85. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.

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Jan 14, 2022 4:45 PM
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Quote from MrSkeptic View quoted comment :
There are really no N95 respirators that will fit a child's small face. These are designed for adults.

"There are plenty of N95 masks, but they're not designed for your kids"
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/13/bu...index.html
Sorry, schools meaning universities.
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Jan 14, 2022 5:06 PM
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wantonsoupJan 14, 2022 5:06 PM
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Search for KF94 for kids. They're the Korean standard and are basically the same and held to stringent standards.
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HapShaughnessyJan 14, 2022 5:07 PM
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Quote from bitinabyte View quoted comment :
What's up the ugly print on the front?
It's a legal notice on use. All industrial NIOSH N95s have something similar, although often not so pronounced on flat-fold models. Would you rather be dead and stylish, or alive and protected?
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islandgyalJan 14, 2022 5:22 PM
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Quote from MrSkeptic View quoted comment :
There are really no N95 respirators that will fit a child's small face. These are designed for adults.

"There are plenty of N95 masks, but they're not designed for your kids"
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/13/bu...index.html
Powecom makes a kn95 kids sized if you're interested.
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Jan 14, 2022 6:11 PM
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tuffyJan 14, 2022 6:11 PM
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Bought these last year when they were the only N95's I could find. They're on the smaller size, but provide an excellent, tight seal for small to average sized adult faces (no small children in the family). Straps held up well, too. Hope this helps!

Happy 2022!
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euuser230056Jan 14, 2022 6:11 PM
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several review saying these are not legit, and that they were recently $13.
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KManJan 14, 2022 6:50 PM
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How effective and/or comfortable are these to protect against covid, especially compared to genuine KN95 % KF94 masks?

And can they be safely reused as often as KN95 & KF94 masks?

Also, apart from covid, how effective are these for auto/home DIY use to protect against dust, fumes, smoke, etc., especially compared to those cheap HF dust masks? I mean based on peoples' personal and professional experience and not just what it says on the product page.

And where can one buy N95, KN95 or KF94 masks that are guaranteed to be genuine, new and unexpired for a reasonable cost, no more than $1 a mask?
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KManJan 14, 2022 6:55 PM
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Quote from the_redwood View quoted comment :
several review saying these are not legit, and that they were recently $13.
Fakespot gives it a C rating and claims that there appear to be many fake reviews. Also, that Amazon has pulled quite a few comments.

We need legislation that mandates that companies that sell products either directly or through 3rd party partners verify that those products are legit and safe, especially for ones having to do with health and safety or which could cause harm if not legit. E.g. masks, sanitizing gels, power tools, appliances, etc. I assume that this would require 3rd party testing and verification companies like UL. So be it. Yes, sometimes we do need a nanny state, when our lives depend on it.
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TenseMask1015Jan 14, 2022 7:05 PM
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masks I got are not counterfeit.
How do I know this ….
A legit box of 3M masks includes 3M safe guard.
On the bottom of each individual box there are 2 sets of numbers above the expiration date. Find the numbers then Go to 3M dot com /safeguard & enter them..
get a green check mark = legit 3M N95 masks
FYI: The numbers can only be entered &verified one time

every box of 3M masks has its own unique set of numbers which can then be authenticated by the purchaser via 3M. If a manufacturer authenticates the product AFTER you've purchased it….
What more proof do you need?

ALSO. Before putting a N95 Mask on your face
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS b/f you stretch out the straps & cause them to snap.
N95's are supposed to fit snug b/c snug = tight seal.
A N95 mask is for protection not comfort
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Quote from TenseMask1015 View quoted comment :
masks I got are not counterfeit.
How do I know this ….
A legit box of 3M masks includes 3M safe guard.
On the bottom of each individual box there are 2 sets of numbers above the expiration date. Find the numbers then Go to 3M dot com /safeguard & enter them..
get a green check mark = legit 3M N95 masks
FYI: The numbers can only be entered &verified one time

every box of 3M masks has its own unique set of numbers which can then be authenticated by the purchaser via 3M. If a manufacturer authenticates the product AFTER you've purchased it….
What more proof do you need?

ALSO. Before putting a N95 Mask on your face
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS b/f you stretch out the straps & cause them to snap.
N95's are supposed to fit snug b/c snug = tight seal.
A N95 mask is for protection not comfort
If you say that yours are legit, then I believe you. But lots of reviewers are claiming that they got fake or used ones. Either they're lying, or they're mistaken. But if you do get fake or otherwise bad ones, how good has Amazon been about refunding or replacing them, since they're not returnable?
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Jan 14, 2022 7:29 PM
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eryealJan 14, 2022 7:29 PM
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Quote from the_redwood View quoted comment :
several review saying these are not legit, and that they were recently $13.
Could have easily been bought from a 3rd party seller rather than from Amazon directly, like these are. Recent reviews pretty much all say legit.

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Jan 14, 2022 7:52 PM
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guaranaJan 14, 2022 7:52 PM
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I've bought these and they're great. They're 100% legit as long as the seller is Amazon. There's a way you can check their validity on the box when you get them.

Please note that you have to pre-stretch those yellow bands before wearing them or they may break.
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