Updated:
"KF94 Face Mask Virus Protection Anti Flu Virus Dust Protection Respirator" (updated link) is available through local warehouses in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe promising fast shipping. KF94 is a mask/respirator that is made of non-woven fabric material for comfortable wear. Here are some of its details:
- Thickened four-layer design, the filter efficiency is higher than 95%
- You can adjust the shape to make it fit your face better.
- Well protection for your face and mouth, blocks bacteria in the air.
- Earloop design, convenient for daily wear and take off.
- No need to change new mask frequently, one mask can be used for one week.
- Note: KF94, N95, KN95, and FFP2 are all standards recommended by World Health Organization for health protection. FFP2 is an EU standard; N95 is a USA standard; KN95 is a Chinese standard; KF94 is a Korean standard.
Head over to this link to get KF94 Face Mask (2pc) for $16.99; choose the warehouse from the product page to ensure fast delivery. You can buy a maximum of 10 pieces (for $56.99).
Updated options:
- Xiaomi Mijia 550mAh Batteries Rechargeable Filter Mask for $32.99
- 10/50/100/200/500 disposable KN95 masks for $19.99 to $799.99 [expedited shipping to Australia, EU, US, UK]
- Half Face Industry Safety Gas Mask Respirator for $86.99 [coupon L48A73AE79DEB000 to bring price down to $78.99]
- Children KN95 Masks Dust Pollution Vented Respirator for $19.99 [expedited US shipping]
- 10pc KN95 N95 Mask FFP2 Disposable Protective Mask Safety Masks for $29.99 [US]
- Monclique Disposable Mask KN95 for $14.99
- 3 layer medical disposable 100pc for $54.99 [US]
- Multifunctional phone and mask sanitizer for $22.99
Note: for the next few days, we will go slightly off the regular coverage with our "deals" section to focus on products that may be helpful during the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We are hoping this would help our readers get these products delivered right to their home especially when dealing with local shortages.
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