FFP2 Respirator Mask

• A trusted provider of high-quality respirator face masks since 2007

• 1.6 million units sold worldwide

• All products sourced separately to NHS requirements and do not impact NHS supplies

• Our masks meet current guidance from the World Health Organization (WHO) for the minimisation of risk during pandemic flu

• Our FFP2 masks comply with the European Union EN 149 standard requirements (N95 / KN 95 equivalent)

• The high-quality polypropylene filter materials we use are soft on the skin and ensure a comfortable and protective fit

• Electrostatic technology offers high protection and low breathing resistance during use

• Our masks are also anti-bacterial and anti-pollution

FFP2 masks are recommended when the respiratory system needs to be protected.

This includes:

• In healthcare to protect from germs and infection

• Personal use to minimise transmission of infection from yourself and as protection from the germs of others

• In construction and agriculture to protect from dust, vapours, fumes and particles
  

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• Our disposable masks are flat-folded style respirators that meet Euro-certified FFP2 standards

• FFP2 masks are commonly used by healthcare professionals in the UK as protection against influenza viruses

• The WHO has recommended use of FFP2 masks during outbreaks of SARs, Avian Flu and COVID-19

• FFP2 masks offer protection against liquid and solid particles, including bacteria and viruses

• FFP2 masks offer a tighter fitting seal than surgical face masks

• Place the mask carefully, ensuring it covers the mouth and nose, and use the elastic straps to secure it behind the ears

• Check the fit of the mask at the nose, cheeks and neck to ensure there are no gaps

• Avoid touching the mask while wearing it

• Remove the mask using the appropriate technique: do not touch the front of the mask but unhook the straps from behind the ears

• Replace masks as soon as they become damp with a new clean, dry mask

• Do not re-use single-use masks. Dispose of them immediately upon removal

Are you an employer?

If you’re planning on returning to your workplace as lockdown restrictions are eased, you should consider the following:

• Instruct employees to work from home whenever possible

• Change shift patterns to reduce the number of people at work at one time

• Ask employees to consider how they travel to work and to consider walking or cycling if possible

• Ensure communal areas are cleaned regularly

• Keep indoor areas well ventilated

• Provide FFP2 masks for all team members on an ongoing basis