HARD FFP2 Face Mask 20 pcs, Made in Germany EN 149:2001+A:2009 Certified Masks, Antibacterial Copper Nano Technology Filters 99,5%, Individually Packed in PE Pouch – White

Masks are now a way of life, let’s face it. With the imminent easing of restrictions in England possibly meaning that face masks are no longer mandatory in shops, etc, I decided that if I’m going to keep myself safe, I need a mask that offers more protection.Could I please note: this is my choice. I know that not everyone feels this way.The masks …. Sooooo comfortable, because THEY DON’T TOUCH YOUR MOUTH! They don’t move when you talk. Soft elastic for your ears, that doesn’t make you look like Dobby the house elf!Will I buy more? YESI can’t recommend these highly enough.

These are WAFER THIN and I am unable to detect any Copper mesh or spray as described upon deconstruction.Hard to believe they are FFP2.You would probably get as much protection from one of those cheap "Blue" masks. Very little.The actual manufacture quality (apart from no obvious Copper spray) is quite good, just thin material.Protection feels like FFP1 not FFP2 (perhaps <1%, I expected >50% FFP2) compared to almost 100% from FFP3 - yes they are 3 times the price. Perhaps I could wear 3 of these masks at once but my ears are too small.They are also "Duckface" type. The nose-bridge was OK and well stitched in, but overall were bad fitting with gaps all round.Waste of money - Go "Blue" for show or FFP3 for protection. There's no in-between.Plastic sealed version was really very slow and troublesome, if you really want these buy direct from Amazon.

I have had these just a few days, and have used them twice:
(a) For about one-and-a-half hours in various shops/supermarkets(b) 5 hours in a hospital A&E, surrounded by 60 or so sick people mostly wearing their masks properly, but some with their masks below their nose, and one or two with their masks around their chins.So, what did I discover?(a) These are probably the best fitting masks that I’ve bought, with minimum fogging of my glasses, and with a good seal all the way around. So, probably a good choice for an A&E visit.(b) They’re comfortable to wear for several hours (although after about 3 or 4 hours my ears could feel the ear loops digging in slightly).(c) I wore these on two of the hottest days of the year, and you could feel dampness inside the mask from, I assume, sweat from the face — or maybe it’s from my breath. I need to check.(d) Maybe because of the dampness in the mask, after an hour or two the mask “collapsed’ slightly so that my mouth was touching the mask — and for that reason, I’m giving it 4 stars and not 5.Would I buy them again considering all the FFP2 options out there? Quite likely.

Despite being a clinically extremely vulnerable 'shielder', I had always avoided buying medical grade face masks until the recent decision to lift the mask mandates. Family members now travel regularly on the tube and go into the office so I wanted to ensure we are all protected as much as possible.After some research, I decided to try these FFP2 masks. They're individually wrapped in cellophane which means spares can be hygienically stored in handbags/glove box. The 3D shape means you can form a fitted seal around most face shapes/sizes with no gaps. The ear loops are very soft and stretchy. My face is M/L and the ear loops were a perfect length. There is an internal nose wire to ensure a good seal around your nose and cheeks. With a few test exhales, it's easy to quickly adjust your mask/glasses position to eliminate fogging. There is room to speak freely without your lips touching the inside of the mask. I found this extra space helped eliminate my usual claustrophobia building. I wore this mask for 2 hours before I felt my upper lip get a bit hot and sweaty (but that could've just been my usual anxiety building). I have never been able to wear a mask continuously for this long before.My autistic brother has worn these too now and found them equally easy to wear when travelling, especially with the peace of mind the extra protection this mask provides him on the bus or tube. His only complaint was they're not available in black. (He's very style conscious!)The price I bought these at works out at £1 per mask and I'm willing to bear that cost. They appear to be of good quality, comfortable to wear and a genuine German manufactured product. I do feel guilty for buying disposable masks but, while the risks exist and there is no alternative but to be around others at close quarters, I will continue to wear these. I have since ordered more boxes to share with the family.

Bought these for travelling on public transport rather than just for popping into the shops. I found that these masks feel the most secure of the ones I have tried. They fit well under the chin, the strips mould well around the nose and there are no gaps at the side. I don’t wear glasses, but my partner said that the mask comes far enough up to fit your glasses over the top and your glasses don’t fog. I have purchased both the individually wrapped and the unwrapped versions, no problems with either. The unwrapped masks come in a shrink wrapped plastic, are slightly cheaper and dispatched via Amazon, so arrive much quicker than from Germany. I would recommend either version.

Fantastically strong and comfortable product. Worth every penny and am ordering another pack. I'm considered vulnerable with regard to covid and wanted a mask that would make me feel assured when I'm in an out of the way place or circumstance. These fit the bill. I have a small face/head and this mask has a pleat in it that you can use to change the size to small/medium/large. I wear both glasses and hearing aids and they often get caught in the straps but on first try of this mask everything stayed in place. Better than any other FFP2 mask I have previously bought.