N95 Masks (20-Count)

These have the best fit for me of any N95 I have tried and I buy them over and over.

I believe these masks our made in Paterson, New Jersey, USA. I appreciate the workmanship involved and the protection that these masks provide.

I have been wearing these masks since the beginning of covid and have never Contracted covid praise God. Had vaccinations for both however. Well worth the price for comfort, seal, and no Problems with broken straps or skin Irritation.

I don't like ear loops and prefer around the head type masks. Out of all the around the head masks I have tried, this is one of the most comfortable that I have worn. PACKAGING: Each mask is individually wrapped in sealed plastic. ELASTIC BANDS: The had part is fining ones with decent elastic bands that are tight enough to hold the mask on but no too tight where it hurts. I have a smaller head and the bands are just right for me. *For someone with a larger head and neck, these might be a little tight. NOSE PIECE: the nose piece that feels and looks like two parallel metal wires about an 1/8" apart sealed with plastic. It's sturdy and but still easy to mold into place. The nose piece keeps its shape after taking it on and off. On the inside there is foam which is very comfortable. MASK SEAL: I have a short bead and useally that causes problems with the mask not staying in place. This mask does not move much whichbi contribute to the right size and strength of the elastic bands. It creates a great seal where if I were to take a deep breath, the mask will cave in. BRAND: Model #: 6150 / NOISH Approval #: 84A-4242 PHG (Protective Health Gear) is located in Patterson, New Jersey where it also manufactures this N95 mask. The CDC website also lists this mask as an approved N95 respirator with links to the PHG company site and a link to product information (pdf) CONCLUSION: Very happy with this mask and excited to find a brand that fits me. I only wish they had other colors like they offer with behind the ears masks.

Guess hospital staff are used to the restricted air flow. I was willing to pay for American quality, but I can't keep thes on for more than a half hour if I am moving around.

Exactly as described & photographed. It is what it is, a N95 mask made in the USA! I wanted more information so I did a simple search & this is what I found: Which mask is best for COVID 19 KN95 or N95? Respirators such as nonsurgical N95s give the most protection. KN95s and medical masks provide the next highest level of protection. AND What's the difference between a N95 and NIOSH N95? You may see some respirators on the market labeled as “N95,” but if a respirator does not contain all of the components of the required label, it is not a NIOSH-approved respirator and, therefore, cannot be relied on to provide the same level of respiratory protection. So there you have the reason I wanted these & the reason I will wear these! They will keep me safe! Hope my honest review helps you!

masks were not individually wrapped, thus contamination possible. Complained, was issued refund

These masks are REAL with all the appropriate certifications. During the pandemic, I worked at a Chocolate factory where all the workers were issued N95 masks made by Honeywell. I compared the PHG mask to the ones mentioned above and everything was identical including the color and density of the foam under the nose bridge. I checked the length and elasticity of the two bands, and I also checked the weld points where the bands are attached to the mask body. Everything is an exact match with the exception of two things. The Honeywell has a manufacture date in the Julian Calander stamped on each mask and the expiration date in normal date code. The PHG mask do not have manufacturing date stamps nor expiration date stamps. Does that matter.... I just don't know. The only thing on the N95 that can deteriorate with age is the foam that goes over the nose. The only negative comment I have is that the PHG mask in my opinion is very expensive compared to other offerings. But then again if you buy the cheapest N95 mask you could be purchasing poor quality counterfeits.