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KN95 Face Mask (10-Pack) AUD $47.02 Shipped @ Fasttech

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KN95 Face Mask (10-Pack) AUD $47.02 Shipped @ Fasttech
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avtek on 09/04/2020 - 08:10 fasttech.com (1562 clicks)
Last edited 09/04/2020 - 12:08 by 1 other user

i ordered these a couple of days ago and just got shipping notification - i couldnt find a better deal for these but someone else might as i'm not a facemask expert- i added 1usd for australian post e-packet which is 6 to 20 days postage - otherwise its free postage -in the past when i have ordered from fasttech things usually arrive between 7-10 days

edit - after the comment below which is now deleted it seems like the indicative price when you do the currency conversion from usd to aud is wrong on the sale page - $27.64 USD = $44.36 AUD according to google currency converter

how do i change price in title I wonder?

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  • Ch Rs on 09/04/2020 - 11:55

    Serious question, Can this be reused actually? Or just one-off usage? And what's the difference between the one that has that patch and the one without? Breathability?

    • ash2000 on 09/04/2020 - 12:19
      +1

      For non-health practitioners, they can be reused, but not washed.

      The plastic disc is a one way exhaling valve. Not essential, but it helps the hot air and moisture be expelled more more easily.

      The one way valve is not suited if the wearer is sick.

  • AssociatedMONKEY King @ FastTech on 09/04/2020 - 13:26
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    Hi, I saw the comments above. I've been following all the novel coronavirus news since January this year, so I can better explain many mask problems.
    First, kn95 and n95 are of the same standard as p2 in Australia. Most of the masks are made of melt blown cloth, which absorbs particles or virus-laden droplets through static electricity. This proves that kn90/n90/p1 standard masks may be useless, because activated carbon adsorption is not good enough to prevent the spread of the virus.(you can see that many p1 or n90 masks are black, and the black comes from activated carbon.) and because the melted blown cloth absorbs the virus through static electricity, this also proves why it cannot be wet.
    Second, there is the question of whether to wear a mask. Many international students like me send n95 grade masks and disposable surgical masks from China at a high postage. At present, disposable masks can be bought through taobao in China within 5 days (including delivery time). Maybe n95 level needs to be snapped up, but the situation has improved a lot. I think the reason why people in China wear masks is very simple. Masks don't protect you well in many cases (they're not airtight or they're not worn properly), but they can protect others by preventing your droplets from spreading. Asymptomatic infections are a big problem in China, and I remember someone testing them off and on for nearly 10 times before they were confirmed. If everyone wears a mask, I protect everyone else turns to everyone else protects me. I'm not going to comment on what the government is doing. To be honest, keeping surgical masks for doctors and nurses is something I absolutely support. But for us, protecting ourselves can reduce the stress on the health care system. If you have a mask, I suggest you wear one.
    One comment mentioned the case of infected 15s, which is known to many Chinese. In China, if a person falls ill, an epidemiological investigation is carried out, and experts gather all the information to determine your whereabouts, including surveillance video, mobile phone payment bills, consumption records and so on. There's a lot of this short distance contact, you can look at Tianjin baodi department store. If you have a mask, I hope you can use it correctly.
    Breathing valve is used to reduce the pressure of breathing. They are all check valves. If you have symptoms, do not wear a mask with a breathing valve. For ordinary people, it is not necessarily better without a breathing valve. If the cardiopulmonary function is weak, a mask without a breathing valve will affect your normal breathing, which is also very dangerous.
    In the end, I searched Huixin based on the picture. I did not find very rich information on the Chinese website, so maybe I will not trust it. But maybe it is a company that meets the standards and is qualified, after all, the site is real. However, it was mentioned in the news that in October last year, the company recalled the n95 mask (because it did not meet the standard). These are just speculations. If you want to buy a mask, find a Chinese person near you. He may have some channels or help you buy from Taobao and send it to Australia. Joybuy is also a good choice, but the delivery time will be very long.
    Maybe it's wrong, everyone just for reference, don't want to involve any legal issues.

  • BlkForest on 09/04/2020 - 14:59

    Just follow what FDA recognise, reckoning.
    But wait… what the heck has FDA done recent days? removed the KN95 out and then moved it in?
    Come on

  • tg on 09/04/2020 - 16:36

    Is this made of bra?

  • Harold Halfprice on 09/04/2020 - 20:46

    Interesting:

    Finland discovers masks bought from China not hospital-safe

    https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/04/09/finland-disco…

    • AssociatedMONKEY King @ FastTech on 09/04/2020 - 23:47

      This news official has refuted the rumor that Finland reported customs shipments of non-medical products through private channels, not official aid from the Chinese government.This is supposed to be a privately bought fake.I don't deny that fakes are sold in China, but we have to identify them when we buy them.

  • coolck on 12/04/2020 - 01:49

    I work in the city and have to travel on train every day. Will this mask work?

    • AssociatedMONKEY King @ FastTech on 12/04/2020 - 23:03

      Maybe useful, but Some better quality masks are recommended

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