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The reusable masks will filter air particles, but to filter humidity, germs, and bacteria in the air, a separate air filter is required, the separate filter is required to filter Coronavirus. You can purchase them here.

The reusable mask is intended for everyday protection against harmful airborne germs, it would not be recommended for healthcare workers since they are exposed to such germs more commonly and more directly. Our medical masks approved by Health Canada would suit their purpose since they are disposable. See them here. 

The reusable masks can be washed by hand or in the machine, as long as the water reaches a minimal temperature of 60º C in order to effectively eliminate any tough germs sticking around within the fibers. It is recommended that the masks be washed up to 30 times and in between each individual use to ensure optimal health safety practices.

Reusable masks can be washed up to 30 times when being used for health safety purposes, but can be reworn for recreational use. After 30 washes, the strength of their fibers will naturally be diminished, and will begin to harbor unwanted germs that may inhibit the purpose of the protective mask. Make sure to remove the air filter before placing the mask in the washing machine, or before washing by hand. Make sure to use the warm or hot water setting as this will promote effective disinfecting practices .

Reusable masks are for all, as our slogan states, men, women, children and any other non-binary individual in need of protection. It is imperative that we all participate in the collective fight against this and future viruses. We can help stop the spread of this virus while still supporting local businesses such as ourselves, local artists, and local non-profits

It is recommended to dispose of the separate air filters after 4 - 6 uses, unless the filter has come in contact with potential harmful germs (i.e. contact with an unfamiliar fluid, or viral germs), in which case, it should be disposed of immediately. A typical lifespan of a good filter such as ours is around 40 hours.

The disposable surgical masks are intended for single-use only. In order to reduce cross-contamination, dispose of the mask immediately after contact with fluid, and each time you remove it from the face.

Yes. The disposable masks meet the requirements set by Health Canada's Class I standards and are intended for healthcare workers.

The medical masks meet Health Canada’s requirements as surgical protective masks. They are for single-use and immediate disposal upon exposure to any airborne virus. The reusable masks are washable and can be worn several times before proper disposal. The reusable masks require an air filter in order to protect against any airborne bacteria.