Dewair Japanese Surgical Mask 2, Regular Size, White, 50 Pieces, 1 Piece

This mask is made in Japan using materials made in Japan. It is 100% Japanese manufactured. It meets the Japanese Industrial Standard JIS T9001 Class 2 medical mask standard. Hygienic production environment ●Standards compliance number M22203005 ● Uses a thin, domestically produced filter that is easy to breathe through. - Comes with a nose wire for a snug fit Uses soft, wide hollow string that won't hurt your ears (approximately 6mm wide) ●Safe 4-layer structure ●Shrink-wrapped for hygienic storage ●Latex free ★What is a surgical mask? This mask is used to protect medical staff and patients from infection. It is used to prevent the release and intrusion of particles and viruses, and to protect against blood and bodily fluid splashes. [Product name] Mask (Deweair Japanese Surgical Mask 2) 【material】 Body: Polypropylene nonwoven fabric, polyester nonwoven fabric Nose wire: Polyethylene Ear rubber: polyester, polyurethane 【size】 Regular size: approx. 17.5 x 9 cm [Mask color] white [How to use] (1) Place the mask around your face with the side with the nose wire facing up and the side with the elastic band facing your mouth. (2) Hold the nose wire on both sides of your nose and adjust it to fit the curve of your nose. (3) Stretch the mask up and down so that the bottom of the mask comes under your chin. [Caution] -This product cannot be used in environments where harmful dust, gas, etc. are generated. ・For hygiene reasons, please use only single-use products. ・Discontinue use if you have any skin abnormalities or if any abnormalities appear. -Do not use near open flames. - Avoid storing in hot, humid places or places exposed to direct sunlight. - If you feel unwell due to the smell or shortness of breath, discontinue use. ・Do not reuse after washing. - Please be careful not to place the product near strong-smelling items as the smell may transfer to the product. - Please note that depending on the individual, gaps may occur around the nose, causing your glasses to fog up.