Dulzod Dust Masks Veil Reusable Carbon Activated Filters Black Cloth Face mask Carbon Filter face mask

I have joined the ranks of people who wear face masks. The masks I have tried so far have been educational. Mask number 1 was home made. It was unbreathable. glasses fogging, ill fitting. Mask 2 had a breathing valve but fit poorly and was constructed cheaply: the ear loop gave out after a few wears. However, I learned that there was much to like about masks with breathing valves. Mask 3 was the standard pleated, disposable mask. I fit somewhat better than #s 1 and 2. Glasses still fogged up. OK but expensive considering that I will likely need to wear a mask for the remainder of this year and, perhaps, next year and beyond. So I spent a great amount of time searching Amazon and spotted this dule valve mask with ear loops and a head strap. I placed the order and it arrived about a month earlier than the outside estimate. I put it on and it fit. And my glasses did not fog. I took my dogs for a 1,5 hour walk and the mast stayed in place. My only disappointment was that it was a little hot and caused a little itching in the skin under my beard. Not so much that I'm going to cut off the beard. And not so hot that it was much different than the simple pleated disposable mask. This mask is a keeper.

Putting it together was a little bit of an issue. The mask is higher quality but to me it is too small to properly fit my face. If you are a medium build or smaller I would tell you to get one. If you are a bigger person you should pass. It's going to end up going to the children. Too bad, the nose clip worked my glasses didn't fog up and it stays in place when you put it on.

I don't know how much this mask would actually guard against the virus, but it's easy to breathe through, even with the replaceable filter in place. Far, far better than the 100% cotton ones that clog with the dampness from your breath. The ear loops are much more comfortable than I thought they would be, so the mask sits on the face in the right position, and the metal thing over the nose you bend to help stop your breath from steaming up your glasses works pretty well so your glasses don't steam up too much. When Winter comes, it may be a different story. All in all, I'm as satisfied as I can be walking around all day wearing a mask.

The liner in the mask did not fit snuggly against the mask as it was slightly different shape than the mask.Material was easy enough to tear so I forced it to fit. Later I thought I'd be clever and I removed it altogether, but then the one of the little round breather filters fell out (who knows where) and the whole thing became worthless.

I bought one of these early pandemic and just had the nose piece rip off. So I glued it back on in hopes of it lasting a little longer so I thought I would buy another one before I couldn’t they are nice masks as long as they fit the user they are sized a little big but they are nice masks for this ever long lasting pandemic that seems to never be ending

You have to assemble some pieces together & it’s not easy. However I was able to get it to wearable but I don’t love this item

I don’t know if this is any safer than a cloth mask, but it is comfortable, easy to breathe in, and not too hot. The velcro strap that fastens behind the head is too long, but I am still able to wear it. It does look pretty bad a$$

Good product but exhale valves are prone to Fallin off