The Progear Pink Ribbon Face Masks combine safety with style, providing essential respiratory protection while promoting breast cancer awareness. These masks feature a vibrant pink ribbon design, symbolizing support and solidarity for individuals affected by breast cancer. Crafted with soft, breathable materials, they ensure maximum comfort during long hours of wear.

Each mask includes a comfortable ear-loop design that keeps it securely in place, minimizing face irritation. With three-layer construction, they offer exceptional filtration efficiency, protecting against various airborne particles and droplets. The masks are neatly packed, with 10 boxes per case, making them a practical choice for clinics, hospitals, or personal use to maintain hygiene standards. Show your support with every wear.

Key Features:

• Pink Ribbon design highlights support for breast cancer awareness and adds a touch of color to the standard mask.
• Comfortable ear-loop design ensures the mask stays in place while minimizing irritation for prolonged use.
• Manufactured to high standards, providing effective filtration for respiratory protection against viruses and bacteria.
• Lightweight and fitted design makes it easy to wear for extended periods without discomfort.

Uses:

• The Progear Pink Ribbon Face Masks are designed for healthcare environments to provide optimal protection against airborne particles and droplets. Ideal for hospital use, clinical settings, or crowded places, they are breathable and comfortable, ensuring user safety.

FAQs:

1. Are Progear Pink Ribbon Face Masks reusable?
No, these masks are designed for single-use and should be disposed of after each use to maintain hygiene and effectiveness.

2. How many masks come in a box?
Each box contains 50 masks, and there are 10 boxes in a case, totaling 500 masks per case.

3. What is the significance of the pink ribbon on the masks?
The pink ribbon design is a symbol of breast cancer awareness, offering support to those affected by the disease.

4. Can these masks be used in non-medical settings?
Yes, while they are ideal for healthcare settings, they can also be used in public areas, crowded places, and during travel for added protection.