Mouth guards, also called face masks, are an important tool to reduce the spread of infectious diseases, including COVID-19. They cover the nose and mouth and prevent droplets that may contain viruses from being sprayed out when we talk, cough or sneeze. Mouthguards come in different types, including surgical masks and respirators (N95 masks), and have become an important part of everyday life to protect both the wearer and the environment. The use of mouthguards, along with other preventive measures such as hand washing and social distancing, is essential to combat the spread of infection and maintain public health. Regular and correct use of mouthguards is the key to their effectiveness.

Airnatech FFP2 Respiratory protection is a foldable disposable protection, ergonomically designed to facilitate breathing. The protection is easy to wear as it adapts to the face and sits comfortably over the nose and mouth. The respirator is made in 5 layers and filters out up to 95% of dirt and harmful particles in the air while also protecting against smoke mists and aerosols. Intended for single use. CE marked and meets the European standard EN149:2001 + A1:2009.

To protect yourself against harmful aerosols and small particles in the air, you can use an FFP filtering respirator. FFP masks are so-called half masks, i.e. they cover the mouth, nose and chin. It is important that you use the protection correctly and that it closes tightly next to the skin. So you cannot have a beard when using an FFP mask. Unlike a regular mouth guard, the FFP masks are intended to protect the wearer from particles in the air.

FFP masks are available in three protection classes (1-3) that filter different sized particles, with 1 providing the lowest protection and 3 providing the highest protection. FFP masks are certified according to the standard EN 149+A1:2009.

FFP2: Respirators intended for environments where harmful particles may be present in the air. Filters at least 94% of particles up to 0.6 μm in size. Often used in occupations where you come into contact with harmful dust, aerosols or smoke.

1. Wash your hands with soap and water for 40 seconds before putting on the face shield.

2. Only touch the face shield in the ear loops

3. Place the face shield with the text outwards over the mouth, nose and chin without too much space between the face shield and the face

4. Place the ear loops behind the ears

5. Clamp the nose clip over the nose so that the face shield sits firmly against the face.

6. When removing the cover, grasp the strap and lift off the respirator, avoiding touching the cover itself.

The face shield is intended for single use and must be replaced immediately if it becomes damaged, smells or becomes damp.

Spunbound non-woven polypropylene 20-35 g/m2 for the inner and outer layer Melt-blown polypropylene 20-35g/m2 for the middle layer