There is evidence that suggests that wearing masks, even homemade ones from pillowcases or t-shirts, might help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. A homemade mask seems to be better than nothing, but is less effective than a surgical mask, which is less effective than an N95 mask. (NYTimes,Boston Globe,full sources)
The first priority is to manufacture N95 and surgical masks for our healthcare workers. However, our US-based manufacturer is not qualified to make medical masks.
What we can do is makenon-medical, non-N95 cloth face masks out of our existing micropoly fabric for our customers. With the current pandemic, I think it's our responsibility to do what we can to help, and this is what we can do.
$1 per 3 masks sold will be donated toFlexport.org, a shipping company that's getting personal protective equipment (PPE) to the front lines in the US.
Important
You must wash your masks after every wear to prevent the risk of contamination
Do not allow these masks to give you a false sense of security.
They should be usedin addition tosocial distancing, hand washing, and local / state / federal / science-based recommendations.
These masks are non-medical, non-N95 are not approved for medical use whatsoever
Discounts / Pricing
Use code MASK3 to get 3 for $39 —save $4.50
Use code MASK6 to get 6 for $75 —save $12
Use code MASK10 to get 10 for $120 —save $25
The Face Mask
100% made on-demand in the USA (we do not have inventory and are not hoarding masks to resell)
