KN95 Face Mask - CE and FDA certified 

The world is currently experiencing something like none of us have ever before, with thousands of people dying every single day due to COVID-19.

Grid Girl Outfits have decided to offer the very best and affordable facemask on the market, which is the KN95. We have worked extremely hard to bring the price down as much as possible and provide you with the best available.

Millions of people all over the world are now taking extra precautions to protect themselves by wearing facemasks when out and about. Most countries are experiencing lockdowns, but you will still require one if going outside for any of the below activities. Keyworkers still have to work and so these important individuals should always be wearing one.
 
What is the KN95 Respirator Mask?
The KN95 Respirator Mask is a face mask that provides protection from chemicals, dust and particles from metal smelting and processing manufacturing, as well as other airborne harmful substances. The mask fits snugly around the face to prevent particles and harmful substances entering your nose and mouth. KN95 face masks are designed to filter out a minimum of 95% of particles.

What is the KN95 Face Mas used for?
KN95 can be used to prevent harmful substances entering the respiratory system through the nose and mouth. This can be required in a number of circumstances including:
On construction sites to protect against dust and other particles
In agriculture to protect from dust, vapours, fumes and mould spores
In healthcare to protect from germs and infectionPersonal use to prevent spread of infection from yourself and for protection from other people’s germs
 
How does this face mask work?
The mask’s 3D shape is designed according to the ergonomics of your face to ensure a secure fit and increase breathing capability of the mask, improve air permeability and make it more comfortable to wear and breathe.
 
 
How to use this product
Before using, check that the packaging is intact and confirm the marked expiration date on the outer package and use the mask within the expiration date. Open the mask fully, position the mask with the metal nose strip up. Use both hands to press the metal nose strip to fit the bridge of the nose and achieve a better protection effect. Store the mask in a dry, ventilated, non-corrosive gas environment and away from fire sources and flammable materials.
 
 
What other preventative measures can you take to prevent spreading germs and infection?
Using a mask is just one preventative measure you can take to protect yourself from respiratory pathogens, dust and harmful airborne substances. However it is recommended to not rely on masks alone to provide an adequate level of protection. Here are a few more steps you can use, along with the use of safety masks to protect yourself from harmful substances in the environment:
Perform hand hygiene frequently, using soap and water (where possible) or an alcohol-based hand rub
Try not to touch your face, especially your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands
Cover nose and mouth with a bent elbow or paper tissue when coughing or sneezing and dispose of tissue immediately after use
Keep surfaces clean and disinfected
 
What does CE and FDA certified mean?
FDA approval means that the masks have been approved for use in all parts of the world, while the CE mark has restrictions, but is required & has been approved for the below…

The CE marking is currently required in the following countries:

1. Austria (since 1995)
2. Belgium
3. Bulgaria (since 2007)
4. Czech Republic (since 2004)
5. Cyprus (since 2004)
6. Denmark
7. Estonia (since 2004)
8. Finland (since 1995)
9. France
10. Germany
11. Greece
12. Hungary (since 2004)
13. Iceland
14. Ireland
15. Italy
16. Latvia (since 2004)
17. Lithuania (since 2004)
18. Liechtenstein
19. Luxembourg
20. Malta (since 2004)
21. Norway
22. The Netherlands
23. Poland (since 2004)
24. Portugal
25. Romania (since 2007)
26. Slovakia (since 2004)
27. Slovenia (since 2004)
28. Spain
29. Sweden (since 1995)
30. United Kingdom (Great Britain)
31. Croatia (since July 1, 2013)