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Masks are a kind of sanitary products, which are generally worn on the mouth and nose to filter the air entering the mouth and nose to block harmful gases, odors, droplets, viruses and other substances.

Masks have a certain filtering effect on the air entering the lungs. When respiratory infectious diseases are prevalent, and when working in dust and other polluted environments, wearing masks has a very good effect.

Fabrics, filters (melt blown cloth), non-woven fabrics, ear straps, nose strips, etc.

Prevent or reduce airborne dust, harmful gases, odors, droplets, viruses and other substances from entering the respiratory organs.

1. Check the expiry date and packaging of the mask.

2. The nose clip side is facing up, generally the dark side is facing up or the folds are facing down.

3. Pull up and down to open the folds so that the mask covers the mouth, nose and jaw.

4. Touch the nose clip with the tips of your fingers inward and move outward gradually.

5. Properly adjust the mask to make the periphery fully fit the face.

6. The mask needs to be replaced when it is contaminated or after more than 4 hours of use.

7. Carry the strap by hand, and discard the used mask in the trash can.

(1) Masks are disposable items and cannot be shared with others. They should be discarded in time after using them by themselves.

(2) If the mask becomes wet, damaged, or contaminated during wearing, it should also be taken off and replaced with a new one.

(3) It is best to put the used mask in a plastic bag, and then throw it away in the trash.

(4) Try not to touch the outside of the contaminated mask with your hands when taking it off, and wash your hands as soon as possible

(5) People who have difficulty breathing due to chronic heart disease or lung disease should consult their doctor if they can wear a mask for a long time. Even if the mask is worn correctly, the risk of disease cannot be eliminated 100%, and they should stay away from dense crowds as much as possible.