N9500A N95 Disposable Respirator Face Masks

N9500A N95 Disposable Respirator Face Masks

Product Code : N9500A
White One Size Fits All 12 boxes of 20 240Case
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picture of box of Emerald N95 masks Approved by NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), these single-use N95 masks guard against microorganisms, body fluids, and particulate material. Emerald’s N95 masks are easy to put on and take off, and contain no fiberglass. Thanks to a close facial fit and highly effective filtration system, the protective capabilities of N95 respirator masks often surpass those of regular face masks.
N95 masks are intended to be used for protection against solids, such as those from minerals, coal, iron ore, flour and many other substances. They are extremely durable with a soft and comfortable inner surface ; they also have an adjustable nosepiece and secured head straps to provide proper fit. These masks have a 510(K) number for the medical market and can be used in TB situations as recommended by OSHA.
NIOSH Approval: TC-84A-5411 FDA 510 (K): k020474
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, N95 respirators that are both certified by NIOSH and cleared by FDA as medical devices for use by healthcare personnel are called “surgical N95 respirators.” As with all NIOSH-certified N95 respirators, these products have been evaluated by NIOSH certification process and have demonstrated that they can filter out a minimum of 95% of airborne particles under worse case test conditions. These products have also been evaluated by the FDA to have demonstrated an acceptable level of fluid and flame resistance, which may be important in healthcare occupational settings, such as surgical suites. The FDA clearance process also requires that these products have labeling that is relevant to healthcare personnel, such as information about the presence of natural rubber latex.
For more information on N95 respirators and surgical masks , visit the NIOSH Science Blog.