Respirone AV99

[hasithayad]

ඔය මරලා තියෙන්නෙ..

ස්ටාෆ් එකෙන් ඇවිල්ල තියෙන්නෙ. ඇඟේ කොහේ හරි ගාගෙන ගෙදර ගෙනියන්න ඇති.

අපේ ගෙදරත් පාවිච්චි කරන්නෙ ඔව්ව තමා

 

[Amos]

https://respirone.lk/washing

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS​

• Masks are mostly prefer to be hand washed using tepid/room temperature water and regular laundry soap.
• Wash daily after every use.
• Do not use any fabric softeners when washing or drying. (Ex: Comfort)
• Do not use chlorine bleach as it may degrade the elastic bands over time.
• Do not use hot water for washing, hot water can damage or discolour mask.
• Dry in direct sunlight, do not tumble dry.
• Iron only if needed at mild temperature, do not iron on the logo print of the mask.

 

[Dias21]

Its not a medically approved product. Its tested by ITI and found to have a 99 filtration rate. But it does not have any of the approvals

 

[Amos]

Its not a medically approved product. Its tested by ITI and found to have a 99 filtration rate. But it does not have any of the approvals

What about all other surgical, KN95 and other masks in the market? Do they have approvals or a guarantee on quality?
This is washable and reusable up to some extent, with some level of quality.
So with given options, isn't this a better choice?

 

[sanjuprasad]

Mewa kohewath nane bn ganna.

 

[Amos]

Mewa kohewath nane bn ganna.

සතොසේ තියෙනව. ලොකු සතොස වල බලන්න. ඉක්මනට ඉවර වෙනවා, ආපහු ගේනවා. පාට (කළු/සුදු), සයිස් (L/M/S) එහෙම බලල ගන්න.

 

[Dias21]

What about all other surgical, KN95 and other masks in the market? Do they have approvals or a guarantee on quality?
This is washable and reusable up to some extent, with some level of quality.
So with given options, isn't this a better choice?

KN95 is not approved. N95 masks are approved. N95 labels can only be used if they have approval. (N95 means they have 95% or higher filtration rate.) and yes, those are available at leading pharmacies.

It depends if you are really health conscious or have a disease like diabetes or bronchitis, you should probably stick with the approved masks

 

[New Kid]

KN95 is not approved. N95 masks are approved.

What's the difference between KN95 and N95?

 

[Dias21]

What's the difference between KN95 and N95?

N95 is the official term. wording N95 can only be used if approved.

KN95 is used as a marketing term by producers if their product is not approved. in developed countries, they cant use the term KN95 because they cant sell unapproved products.