paris - 30 kids navy face masks

everyday health. made for kids. Meet our mini Paris — a navy blue everyday mask made for kids! Plus, three breathable layers keep out bacteria, viruses, allergens, and pollution while an everyday fit, mix-and-match colors, and no-tug ear loops keep kids healthy and comfy. what you get 30 navy disposable medical masks (Paris) why you’ll love it Superior filtration: 95% BFE, 98% VFE, and 90% PFE keep out bacteria, viruses, allergens, and pollution Certified Medical Grade Type IIR Proven protection: SGS and Nelson tested Playground-proof: ultra lightweight and highly breathable Minimal, mix-and-match style with a kid-approved fit made with 3-ply technology: water-resistant exterior, meltblown filter, moisture-absorbing interior Hypoallergenic and latex-free medical grade materials Adjustable, hidden nose bridge for a secure fit Soft, no-tug ear loops doing good Made in a socially responsible and sterile FDA-registered factory Packaging: 100% biodegradable and reusable pouch printed with soy ink global coordinates The numbers on these masks are the global coordinates of Paris’ Notre-Dame — a reminder that we’re all connected no matter our gender, race, religion, or where we live. how to recycle your masks Cut off ear loops and recycle with textiles. Cut around the seam and remove the non-recyclable meltblown filter. Place the filter in trash. Recycle the inner and outer layer with plastic recycling (if your local recycling rules allow). If you can’t recycle your mask, cut the ear loops before disposing and please don’t litter. other details Sized for most kids 3 to 10 years old: 5.71in x 3.74in / 14.5cm x 9.5cm Great for adults with petite faces, too! Inside the layers: 1 navy non-woven water-resistant outer layer, 1 black meltblown filter, 1 white non-woven moisture-absorbing inner layer Breathability: Differential Pressure 60 (Pa/cm2) (Airflow 8 l/min) Splash Resistance: ≥16kPa (120 mmHg) Due to the nature of this product, all sales are final and cannot be exchanged These face masks are not substitutes for procedural masks in a clinical setting