1414 days ago

Washable Reusable Face Mask Gasket & 2 x PM2.5 Filter plus Detachable Eye-Shield

Dave from Hornby

Brand new 3 x available, selling separately. 1 x MAROON, 1 x NAVY & 1 x BLACK

Adults Washable Reusable Face Mask With Filter And Detachable Eye Shield plus 2 x PM 2.5 Five Layer Active Carbon Filters.

Replaceable active carbon filters removes over most dust, fumes, pollen, haze, chemicals etc. This dust mask will help you breath in a cleaner, healthier way.

The ear loops are easy to adjust so the mask can fit perfectly over your nose and mouth. Size can be adjusted to meet most people head type.

There has a nose clip can be shaped to increase mask sealing effect, and avoid the fog of glasses when breathing.

This dust respirator can be used to protect you from harmful dust particles, PM2.5, vehicle exhaust, woodwork, pollen allergies, and fumes. Ideal for people at risk of respiratory diseases, living in or traveling to areas with high air pollution / smoke levels.

The mask shell can be washed when they get dirty and the filters are replaceable.

1 x Face Mask

Price: $15

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