Activated Carbon N97 Nano-Filters - 99.99% protection at PM2.5 Microns

Replaceable Nano-Filters in 4 sets of filters or 8 sets of filters (Only for Replaceable MetaMasks)

MetaMasks exclusive NZ-made nanotechnology filters meeting or exceeding P2, N95 AND AS/NZA1716.v international standards – providing maximum protection in moderate to extreme conditions, capturing 99+% of smoke, dust, ash, exhaust, allergens, odours, fumes, bacteria, viruses and pathogens.

MetaMasks is the World's most comfortable, efficient and stylish Fashion Face mask, blending Italian design, New Zealand Innovation, natural & organic materials with sustainable production.

MetaMasks feature a proprietary nano-coco-carbon matrix from New Zealand – an extremely thin nanotechnology filter providing exceptional breathability and 99.99% protection from PM2.5 Microns airborne pollutants.

PM2.5 indicates the size of invisible toxic pollutants that can pass through the lung membrane into your bloodstream, heart and brain, causing serious disease and even death.

Every day more than 20,000 men, women and children die from air pollution worldwide. Millions more are diagnosed with a serious respiratory disease and BILLIONS of us will breathe toxic, chemical & pathogen-laden air as we go about our daily activities.

Air Pollution Protection is now ESSENTIAL for personal health & wellbeing, especially because the danger is INVISIBLE and accumulative. Children and young people with developing brains & bodies are the most at risk. Educate and protect yourself, your family and friends with MetaMasks.

Disclaimer
MetaMasks guarantee the effective filtering of pollution conditions when used correctly, however, MetaMasks is not medically proven to prevent illness or disease.

Due to Health Regulations, respiratory masks are personal items and may not be exchanged or returned for resale. Masks will be replaced only if defective in materials or construction. Please consider your order carefully before placing it.

Material: Activated Carbon Filters

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