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This review is my own unbiased, uncompensated opinion, I paid the listed price.This mask is Great for me, when I inhale instead of struggling with material being sucked into my face LOL I actually feel a cool sensation, due to a serious lung disorder I wear a mask always in the presence of others, the one thing that makes this mask so comfortable is the seal, it’s soft to the touch and it feels good on my face it’s very comfortable, I just love it, I’ve even fell asleep with it on, it’s just that soothing and comfortable, if you wear a mask on a regular basis, I don’t think you can go wrong with this, extra filters come with the mask, I hope they make it in different colors, because this is a lifetime mask, the hard shell is easy to clean/ sterilize, helps to keep your mind at ease wearing this !!!

Great product, great price and quick shipment!

Face "cup" is very comfortable. Seal is excellent, and completely prevents glasses from fogging (even with the modification mentioned below).Strap is secure and "proper" in that it wraps around the back of the head. This is essential to getting a good face seal. Ear straps cannot accomplish this comfortably while suppling sufficient pressure to maintain a seal.Easy to breathe through.This is an excellent mask for working in dusty places.BUT IF YOU'RE BUYING THIS FOR COVID - the exhaust valve is not filtered. This greatly reduces the effectiveness in mitigating the spread of viruses. However! There is a simple modification that will help IF you want to use this mask for Covid prevention as I have.1. Remove both of the soft silicone "valves" from the inside of the mask. They are easily removed (and replaced) without damaging if you're careful.2. Block the exhaust hole. Something like Guerilla tape works fine. I've also used the cap from a water bottle (fits perfectly) after removing the plastic valve ring. A bit of silicone adhesive helps keep it in place.Now both inhalation and exhalation goes through the filter. Breathing is still very easy.

I normally dont write many reviews..But I really love this respirator mask...The apartment next to mine caught on fire on purpose by my neighbor while I was asleep.It will be 2 years next month... I am having major respiratory and allergy issues...Inside my air ducts and air return large amounts of black dust come out of it...I dont have the finances to move... I have begged the apartment management to please clean the air ducts but they refuse. I have to dust and vacume on a daily basis.. But when I do I get severely congested, and I began to have asthmatic issues.. I am in the process right now trying to find help to get this addressed.. Even the carpet is full of the dust/ash from the fire... But when I do clean I can say that the respirator along with safety goggles do calm down my breathing and allergic reactions.. I didnt think the filter that came with the mask would work but amazingly it traps all of the dust particles...I had bought a different one after Christmas but due to a latex allergy I couldnt wear it...I also have a small frame face and it seals very well...I would highly recommend this product...The pictures above are what I wipe out of my air ducts the other day...this mask can help me be able to breathe.And not feel sick. I am so happy.

This mask is actually better than I expected in many ways, but unfortunately it doesn't fit me very well. Here's what I like/dislike about it.---------LIKE---------The materials and manufacturing quality are better than I expected. In particular, one-way valve flaps need to be precisely manufactured to avoid leaks. From a visual inspection, I found the quality of these valves to be comparable to those on my 3M respirator. The plastic had no blemishes, and the silicone rubber feels decent. The clasp on the neck strap is likely the weakest point of failure. The only quality control issue I found was that the extra filter was sandwiched in the wrapper when it was heat sealed. It was still usable, so not a big deal.The clasp mechanism on the neck strap, though made of weak-looking plastic, makes the mask pretty easy to don/doff. The hardest part is actually just keeping the straps from getting tangled when you're not wearing it.The one-way valves work nicely. Exhaling didn't fog up my glasses, and I didn't feel like I was breathing in my own stinky breath.The rubber smell was (for me) not an issue. I only noticed it when I was intentionally trying to smell it. It's quite subtle and not an offensive scent.---------DISLIKE---------I wasn't impressed with the seal. Surely, if you're considering this mask over a disposable one or a cloth mask, then you're looking for something that offers MORE protection than those options. No one wants a rubber thing sealed to their face unless it provides superior performance. Even though the rubber on this mask seals pretty well against skin, the weak link is the interface between the filter/plastic and the rubber part. If the filter is not sufficiently thick, perfectly cut, and perfectly fitted, it's possible for air to get past the filter instead of being forced through it. This is essentially the same problem disposable masks have. The material itself filters very effectively, but the question is how much air can sneak in through the cracks.The filter in this mask is merely sandwiched between two smooth pieces of plastic. This design would likely perform much better if it incorporated rubber gaskets. If it actually fit me and I were planning on wearing it, I'd buy a sheet of very thin rubber and cut out some custom gaskets to sandwich the filter between. The filters that come with the mask are actually thicker than I expected (comparable to a gauze bandage), so if you're making your own filters from a thin material, gaskets would help prevent leaks around the perimeter of your filters.It is too small. I'm a nearly-6-foot guy with a nose/chin combination similar to David (the statue). That is, a relatively large, high-bridge nose, combined with a prominent chin that juts out slightly. If I push this mask on my face hard enough to get a decent seal, it basically holds my mouth shut. Kind of like a dog muzzle. If I try to talk, my jaw movement drags the upper rubber portion down the bridge of my nose.In addition to being too small, it also interfered with my glasses. Specifically, it held them up slightly, which put the lower rim of my glasses higher in my visual field. In other words, the mask raised my glasses on my face, making my frames much more visible and distracting. This issue depends on the size and shape of your glasses, and might not be an issue for everyone.It looks considerably more ridiculous than I expected. The mannequin image doesn't really reflect how stupid this thing looks in real life. I've included a picture of the side profile to help you visualize how it might look on your head. As you can see, the top strap actually turns into a double strap made of plastic. It works well to secure the mask, but...you're not winning any style competitions, that's for sure.---------SUMMARY---------This mask is not a bad option for people with small-medium faces, who are willing to customize it to work with homemade filters, and who don't care much about how it looks.

Finally a mask that works for me. I am a hairstylist and I do Brazilian blowouts, with the strong fumes. Finally, this mask is protecting me.