Surgical Face Masks

Face Mask Information

Surgical face masks are designed to prevent personal exposure to airborne sprays, droplets and aerosols. They are disposable and easy to use.

Low Fluid Resistance: 80 mmHg

Filtration Efficiency:

BFE ≥ 95%

PFE ≥ 95% @ 0.1 micron

Breathability – Delta P: < 4.0 mm H2O/cm²

Flame Spread: Class 1

Certifications:

FDA Approved

CE Approved

EN14683 Rating – Type II Standard

How to use

These surgical masks come with a simple earloop that you slip on over each ear. Its patented SecureFit technology will secure the mask over your mouth. Please adjust accordingly so that it covers your mouth and nose whilst in use.

If you have been exposed to airborne liquids or sprays, the masks protective barrier will absorb these to prevent them from entering your airways.

Please ensure that you dispose of your mask after use. If you have been outside with your mask, please dispose of your mask in a separate bag or bin and wash your hands thoroughly. Do not reuse the mask after use.

Always use a new mask each time to ensure maximum hygiene and wash your hands after use.

What is the difference between this mask and respirator masks?

These surgical masks are designed to prevent sprays and droplets from entering your mouth or nose airways. They are also useful in preventing you from touching your nose or mouth. This is a common way of spreading viruses such as Coronavirus.

It is important to remember that these masks will not provide the user with an impenetrable protective filter against small airborne particles like those produced from close proximity sneezes, or coughs. They are, however, effective at a distance.

Respirator Masks can provide the user with greater protection and are graded differently to these masks and are more applicable to healthcare workers, or individuals that are in regular, close proximity with large groups of people.