OxyBreath Pro Germ Protection Face Mask Made in USA

OxyBreath Pro Face mask uses new technology is being used to stop the spread of COVID-19 and it's being produced Arizona.This unique face masks that are made in the USA eliminate germs and viruses on contact.

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OxyBreath Pro Face Mask is made from a special fabric that started off as a cotton twill that over a period of 13 hours goes through a process and converts to a polypyrrole," explained Tammy Nash of Pintler Medical, LLC. "Polypyrrole fabric, by nature, is anti-microbial and anti-bacterial, which basically means it kills germs. So on contact, germs are being killed with contact with the mask."

These masks are not only unique to Arizona, but to the country. The masks are the first of their kind and are being sold in Tempe. The masks are washable and reusable with no changes to its biocidal properties during washing.

What are the Safest Surgical Masks to Use?

Certain masks are designed for higher risk environments than others. It’s important to remember, however, that a mask alone will not provide protection from COVID-19. Masks, gloves, and other PPE are needed in combination to protect the wearer, as well as basic practices such as hand washing and not touching the face. It’s also important to reserve the most protective masks for healthcare workers, who spend long periods of time in the highest risk areas for contagion.

 1.OxyBreath Pro is a breathing mask or protective mask that you can wear to protect against fine dust, toxic gases or life-threatening viruses, such as the corona virus. The protective mask is easy to put on and has a waterproof and breathable coating, so that the breathing mask does not pinch or sweat or become uncomfortable in any way.The following technical details are available for the protective mask:

Function: Anti-fog, anti-PM2.5, anti-poll, anti-dust, trend, anti-road violence.

Breathing valve: new 3.0

Filter effect: 95 percent or more

Product Name: Valve Mask

Two-layer polyurethane filtration: The first layer filters large particles and dust and the second layer efficiently absorbs unfiltered dust and bacteria. Nano technology.

Mask style: hanging ear – like glasses over or here around the ear. Full nose and mouth coverage.

Is there a breathing valve: Yes

Material: microfibre

Protection level: KN95

Size: approx. 27×14 cm

 2.N95 respirator masks (named because they filter out 95% of small particles) are designed for the highest-risk environments, such as surgery or other situations where sprays and aerosols carrying the virus are commonly emitted. N95s consequently provide the strongest protection against illness as they stop viruses and bacteria from reaching the wearer. These masks seal the area around the face completely when properly fitted, but they make breathing more of an effort. They also require the use of annual training and fit tests to ensure that the wearer is still using them safely. Untrained users may not be able to fit them properly to their faces, or may compromise the seal by adjusting it incorrectly. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control recommends N95 or P100 filters (which block 99.9% of .3 micron+ particles) for first responders potentially dealing with the disease.

 2.Surgical masks are made for lower risk medical situations, and are designed to stop the spread of germs from the wearer. Because of their loose fit to the face, matter can get around the edges of the mask and still enter the nose and mouth, so they do not provide the same level of protection as an N95. Additionally, the filtering pores in the mask aren’t small enough to stop viruses. However, these masks do protect against spray, large droplets, and splashes, and they keep the wearer’s germs from spreading to other people. There is also one study by Raina MacIntyre, a professor of global biosecurity at the University of New South Wales, that shows they may have some effect against viral spread. Her study showed that people who wore these masks in the same room as a sick family member reduced their risk of infection, but only if they wore them constantly while in the same room. Additionally, a separate trial by Dr. McIntyre showed that disposable masks carry lower risks for infection.

 3.Cloth masks, appropriate for lower risk environments outside of medical facilities, are recommended for consumer use by the C.D.C. These masks do not have fine enough weave to filter out viruses, but they can stop the spread of spray from coughs or sneezing. They can also be used over surgical masks or respirators to help preserve the mask underneath. Consumers are recommended to wear these masks while in places where it’s difficult to remain six feet apart, like grocery stores. However, it’s important to wash cloth masks regularly in a washing machine since the moisture from a person’s breath can breed germs in the cloth over time. It’s also important to try to fit the mask as much as possible to the face without large gaps.

  Other masks such as painter’s or dust masks are designed to block larger particles than viruses from entering the nose and mouth, so they do not provide the same level of protection as an N95 medical respirator. However, they, like cloth masks, can help keep spray and droplets from potentially infected people contained.

In order to protect yourself from a possible infection, the CDC recommends: 

Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Stay home when you are sick.

Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.

Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.

Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.