White FFP2 masks in the shape of a duckbill - Made in France

FFP2 PRISM masks are manufactured in Frontignan in Hérault and meet recommended European and French standards.

PRISM carries out self-quality checks as its production progresses.

FFP2 respiratory protection mask, duckbill type, non-sterile, single-use, with elastics behind the head, without valve.
Optimal breathing comfort, optimal facial coverage, perfect adaptability to the shape of the face, possible wearing and protection of corrective glasses with fog limitation, softness of the internal face and hypoallergenic, odorless and latex-free.

Uses:
The FFP2 mask is intended to protect the wearer from inhaling both droplets and airborne particles. The FFP2 is used to protect its wearer from dust and aerosols (fine droplets suspended in the air) and to prevent droplets emitted by the same wearer from being projected towards those around them.

Composition of the FFP2 mask:
The FFP2 mask is made up of several elements which have a very specific function:

A “duckbill” mask organized in several layers (called folds). The exteriors are made of non-woven polypropylene (also called spunbond). The two intermediate layers (filter media) provide filtration with meltblown fabric.
A double nose clip, called a nose clip, which allows the mask to be adjusted to the shape of the nose, also prevents leaks and reduces fogging of glasses.
Occipital attachments, which allow the mask to be attached to the face using a double flat elastic band (manual separation).

Technical characteristics :
Personal protective equipment (PPE).
Standard: EN 149: 2001 + A1: 2009
Filter media: polypropylene.
Elastics: polypropylene, polyamide, elastane.
Nasal Clip: steel
Recommended wearing time: 8 hours

Following the audit carried out from 02/21/2022 to 04/14/2022, PRISM is certified by AFNOR Certification for the standards:
ISO 13485:2016
ISO 9001:2015
These standards define requirements for the implementation of a quality management system

Packaging: 1 box of 30 individually wrapped masks

(ERRATUM: printing of 40 masks on the box instead of 30)