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The N95 mask (also known as the N95 respirator mask) is a medical-grade piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) that is designed to be worn over the mouth and nose. It helps reduce airborne person-to-person viruses, bacteria, and particle transmission. It is recommended for healthcare professionals (HCP) to wear N95 surgical masks or respirator masks. While some KN95 masks can be worn multiple times, the N95 face mask is disposable and should only be worn once.

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NIOSH N95 Respirator Surgical Masks - Made in USA
Starting at: $139.95
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N95 Particulate Respirator and Surgical Masks
Starting at: $51.25
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Honeywell DC365 N95 Respirator Mask - NonSterile ASTM F1862
Starting at: $403.40
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Duck N95 Mask - ProGear N95 Particulate Respirator Mask / Nonsterile ASTM Level 3
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Makrite N95 Particulate Filtering Facepiece Respirator | NIOSH Approved | As low as $2.50 each
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N95 Mask - H910 Plus - NIOSH-Certified - In Stock - Ships Immediately
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N95 masks are certified by the FDA and NIOSH with a Bacteria Filtration Efficiency (BFE) level up to 95 percent. This 95 percent rating stops bacteria, viruses, droplets, dust particles, and other non-oil fluids. N95 masks are approved and certified by the FDA while KN95 masks are no longer approved under the FDA emergency authorization. To reduce contamination and increase safety, these NIOSH-approved respirators serve as a physical barrier between patients and medical staff that may be symptomatic or asymptomatic with Covid.

The best N95 masks are NIOSH N95 respirator masks with a nose seal design that prevents glasses from fogging. N95 respirators often are designed with comfortable head straps instead of ear loops that can feel tight. Small and large N95 mask quantities are available for personal use in households or bulk quantities for hospital staff, nursing home residents, and schools. Different medical-grade face mask designs are available with ear loops or head straps.

The Correct Way to Wear N95 Surgical Mask:

  • The first step is to open the individually wrapped mask package. Once the seal has been opened, N95 masks are to be worn once and then disposed of. These are not multi-use masks like some KN95 masks.
  • The second step is to secure the ear loops over your ears or place the head straps around the base and crown of your head.
  • The third step is to gently pinch at the nose seal to form a barrier against your nose with the mask. This nose seal will prevent air from blowing into your eyes and will reduce pathogen transfer. Make sure the mask fully covers your nose and mouth without any openings around the edge.
  • Finally, adjust the mask to fit comfortably on your face. A second cloth face mask or clear face shield is acceptable to wear on top of a surgical mask.

Terms to Understand:
NIOSH - This is a USA Federal agency called the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health that is responsible for research and recommendations to prevent injuries in the workplace.
FDA - This is a Federal Agency in the USA called the Food and Drug Administration. It is responsible for protecting public health by creating regulations and recommendations.
FDA Approval - The FDA approves products for safe use after they are already for sale. For medical devices, the FDA clears and approves of products that reach a safe risk level for the user.
BFE - Bacterial Filtration Efficiency is the percentage that a mask can prevent bacteria and pathogens from penetrating your mask. A higher BFE means the mask prevents nearly all pathogens from entering the mask. A low BFE means the mask material is thin and allows bacteria to flow through easily.