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KIMTECH™ N95 Pouch Respirator (53358), NIOSH-Approved, Made in the USA, Regular Size, 50 Respirators/Bag
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Brand | Kimtech |
Filter Class | N95 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 50) |
Color | White |
Number of Items | 50 |
About this item
- Provides a minimum of 95% filtration efficiency of 0.3 micron particles; N95 NIOSH-Approved (TC# 84A-9042); Up to 75% more breathable than the NIOSH minimum requirement based on limited sample set
- Pouch design with a large breathing chamber for added comfort; Comfort fit headbands and bendable nosepiece to customize fit
- Made in the USA by Kimberly-Clark; TAA compliant; Covered by FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) issued March 28, 2020
- Not for healthcare market and not for healthcare personnel
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Product details
- Product Dimensions : 10 x 4 x 5.5 inches; 12 ounces
- Item model number : 53358
- Department : unisex-adult
- Date First Available : November 19, 2020
- Manufacturer : Kimberly-Clark Professional
- ASIN : B08NVDFB3R
- Best Sellers Rank: #9,895 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement)
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Product Description
The Kimtech™ N95 Pouch Respirator, by Kimberly-Clark, is NIOSH-Approved, demonstrating that it provides a minimum 95% filtration efficiency of 0.3 micron particles (though not oil resistant). This N95 particulate filter respirator is designed to help guard against the risks posed by airborne particles and contaminants. The pouch-style respirator offers the wearer a large breathing chamber to maximize comfort. Made in the USA, the respirator comes with two comfort fit headbands and a bendable nosepiece to customize fit and ensure a consistent seal. This product is not for the healthcare market and not for healthcare personnel. This N95 respirator passes all relevant NIOSH testing protocols. However, please note that NIOSH approval protocols do not include specific tests for respiratory diseases.
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About Kimberly-Clark Professional
Kimtech is one of several trusted brands manufactured by Kimberly-Clark Professional. Guided by our nearly 150-year heritage of caring, integrity and doing the right thing, Kimberly-Clark Professional is committed to innovative products and practices that serve your business's ever-changing needs and help empower your people.
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From the manufacturer
It’s not the equipment you use, the services you provide or the building you occupy that moves your business forward. It’s the hardworking people that make up your workforce. A division of Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Kimberly-Clark Professional is focused on providing B2B solutions that help you make a positive impact on the people that matter the most.
Kimberly-Clark Professional Family of Brands
For over 145 years, our values have been the benchmark for everything we do. Constantly innovating our products and our practices to better serve the ever-changing business world is what you’ve come to expect from Kimberly-Clark Professional.
- Brands you know, like Scott and Kleenex
- Makers of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) such as non-latex nitrile gloves, coveralls and respirators
- A focus on solutions for what matters: Keeping your people healthy and safe
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Kimtech BrandKimtech is part of the Kimberly-Clark family of brands. Kimtech offers head-to-toe solutions for all your lab and cleanroom personal protection and wiping needs. |
Innovative StylePouch design with a large breathing chamber for added comfort. Not intended for medical use. |
Comfort & FitComfort fit headband and bendable nosepiece to customize fit. |
This N95 particulate filter respirator is designed to help guard against the risks posed by airborne particles and contaminants.
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Customers like the comfort and breathability of the mask. They say the straps are incredibly comfortable and soft. They are also happy with the combination of comfort and protection. However, some customers have reported issues with the strap strength and durability. They feel the strap is delicate and will break easily. Customers are also disappointed with the appearance of the product. Opinions are mixed on quality, fit, value, and performance.
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Customers like the comfort of the respirator. They say the straps are incredibly comfortable, the mask fits well, and the combination of comfort and protection is hard to beat. Some mention that the mask is soft and stretchy, making it fine while sitting or walking.
"...doing with the masks because they are OBVIOUSLY easy to keep on and comfortable. You literally cannot feel the straps *all day long.*..." Read more
"...Very scary. I am very happy with the fit and comfort of this mask. It is different, but the differences make for a more comfortable fit...." Read more
"...It’s okay for 1-2 hours but anything longer does feel uncomfortable. But I’ve worn it for about 8 hours straight...." Read more
"...They positively form a seal on my face (medium head), and very comfortably as compared to 3M model 8511, but there is a caveat...." Read more
Customers like the breathability of the respirator. They mention that it's soft, lightweight, and offers room to breathe. Some say that the larger pouch is easier to breathe with.
"...you don't get sweaty or uncomfortable and it is in fact easier to breathe than a cloth mask...." Read more
"...The front “duckbill” look gives plenty of room to breathe and nothing sticks in the mouth.Most importantly they are N95!" Read more
"...Looks a bit funny, but very comfortable, VERY breathable, and the horizontal fold prevents the sharp nose-wire crease that vertically folding masks..." Read more
"...•To my pleasant surprise, as advertised - it is very breathable...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the respirator. Some mention that it fits and seals well, is brilliantly designed, and will last a long time. However, others say that it's fairly flimsy, has a floppy plastic strap, and is difficult to position for a proper seal.
"...The head straps on the 3M are very robust, and very tight...." Read more
"...to filter the air I am breathing that they are probably the most secure n95s I have tried.The reason is their design...." Read more
"...Unfortunately the headband on this is garbage. It’s a mildly stretchy crepe paper-like material that stretches out and quickly loses its elasticity...." Read more
"...the first couple of times I thought they were flimsly and the bands would not last, but with a few wearings I get how to handle them to keep them..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the fit of the respirator. Some mention that it fits snugly and comfortably, and conforms smoothly to the face. They say the nose-wire is very long, which helps achieve a better fit against the face, while others say that it came in with issues and was smaller than expected. Some customers also say that the masks can be too big for small children or people with very small faces.
"...They are probably too big for small children or people with very small faces but they work for my mom and she has a very small face...." Read more
"...When I pinch the metal at the nose, I get a good tight fit. No air escapes to fog my glasses! The length is good and fits nicely under my chin...." Read more
"...So they're a little less tightly fitted than the medical ones. But the actual filtration quality is exactly the same...." Read more
"...Anyways, I think its the real deal. For a large male, it may not fit the best, but for most everyone else, I think its better than the flimsy..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the respirator. Some mention that it's comfortable and relatively inexpensive, great for the average consumer, and excellent disposable masks that will not divert resources from front. Others say that it may be a good thing, but they are not very good value for the money. They are disappointed that the price had increased and that they aren't worth it.
"...Big waste of money." Read more
"...So they're cheap and disposable and comfortable and readily available and not terribly ugly...." Read more
"...So keep that in mind. These are not cheap, but if you want US made N95 masks that is NIOSH approved with an actual part number and lot number..." Read more
"...My main complaint was the exorbitant shipping cost which amounted to almost half the cost of the product!" Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the respirator. Some mention that it's effective and comfortable to wear, while others say it'll not work for them and is unusable. Some say the masks are not very elastic and may not work well for people with hair.
"...The almost bandag- like stretch of the straps is also very ingenious because there is slight friction that holds them on your hair without slipping...." Read more
"...using since last spring is very comfortable, but probably highly ineffective in filtration...." Read more
"This is a comfortable mask. Does the job without fiddling around. No nonsense" Read more
"...Makes my breathing easier. The straps are also very good...." Read more
Customers are not satisfied with the straps of the respirator. They mention that they need to be stronger, more durable, and longer. Some customers also say that the strap is delicate and will break around the time the mask itself is used up. They say the strap becomes too loose to hold the mask in place and that the head straps slide all over the place.
"...When you first open it you cannot see the straps. You have to separate out both sides of the duck bill and pull them out...." Read more
"...but after tightening to try to fix that problem, my masks would pop off my ear and just leave my face exposed!..." Read more
"...- One of my major complaints is that the straps slide all over the place if you've any amount of hair so for women, this is a no-go...." Read more
"...put it on once more, maybe two more times, after which the straps become too loose to hold the mask in place...." Read more
Customers are not happy with the appearance of the mask. They say it looks silly, dorky, and ugly when worn. Some say it makes them look like a duck.
"...Yes, it's not the most appealing look...." Read more
"So, the mask part of this is great. Looks a bit funny, but very comfortable, VERY breathable, and the horizontal fold prevents the sharp nose-wire..." Read more
"These masks may look silly - "duck bill" is accurate. My daughter says they should have been made with yellow material (!)...." Read more
"...They’re comfortable and relatively inexpensive. They’re not the most attractive masks, but they do the job and I feel safe in them...." Read more
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The design is brilliant and solves every issue with mask-wearing-esp. n95 masks which can get uncomfortable quickly.
The design is a duckbill mask type n95. While I cannot test in a lab I feel confident based on how they are structured and their ability to filter the air I am breathing that they are probably the most secure n95s I have tried.
The reason is their design. They are designed to stay off the face but instead form a seal around the bridge of the nose, sides of the face and over the chin. This means very little air is coming from the sides or top and most of the air you breathe is *filtered through* the electrostatic material.
The straps are very light weight but very stretchy. You must position them well. Once you do, and secure the nose clip the mask does not move off the face. They work for both my husband and I and our teenager. They are probably too big for small children or people with very small faces but they work for my mom and she has a very small face.
I have a big family and got them for everyone so seriously--they are not uncomfortable. My mom has a lung condition and hates n95s and only wears them because she is high risk. She loves these.
The almost bandag- like stretch of the straps is also very ingenious because there is slight friction that holds them on your hair without slipping. It's quite tight. Moreover, there is *no ear pain* because they go around the back of the head. You literally cannot feel them yet they are extremely secure. They use the friction of this very light stretch fabric rather than tension to keep the mask extremely secure.
The face is completely covered by the mask down to the chin because because it doesn't touch the face.
So you don't get sweaty or uncomfortable and it is in fact easier to breathe than a cloth mask. Because only the sides of the mask rest lightly on the chin, sides of face and top of nose, it doesn't give you the claustrophobic feeling some report with masks
The nose clip is thick and secure. Very well made and comfortable and comforms well to the nose. It too is very comfortable and feels light on the face.
The material is thin but the key advantage of the n95 is the electrostatic material of the papere. it traps particles so the layers are not as essential as the structure of the material. I have no way of testing these except informally (see below).
There a couple of reasons I trust the design more than the standard thicker n95s . For one thing you will feel very little air coming in or out of the sides. My glasses do not fog at all.
When you breath in the mask forms a *tighter* seal around the face. This means the mask is filtering air through before you breath it.
The fact the mask is away from your face allows for breathability and comfort. Yes, it's not the most appealing look. I do not wear a second mask as I usually do because I have a lot of confidence about the filtration and the fact that the mask is clearly filtering the air flow rather than allow substantial air flow through the sides. This is clearly part of its intended design. However, you could wear a second maks --I'd wear this one on top though since it is designed to ensure air flows through the fabric AS you breath in.
You will quickly see it is not necessary. This is very effectively filtering particles out of the air as you breathe.
The reason for my confidence in the mask is that I've worn many n95s and respirators over this pandemic and I've always noticed that I can often smell through them easily. (I have an acute sense of smell.) In an odd way certain scents even become more potent possibly because background smells are filtered out.
In fact, this is not an issue and doesn't mean your n95 mask doesn't work because many of the molecules we smell are .0004 um --so molecules we smell are smaller than the virus particle. They still get through.
However, I've never had an n95 block my these molecules as well as this one. I was in a restaurant and could smell NONE of the food...when I sanitized my hands I caught the teensiest bit of alcohol scent but I barely noticed it.
Usually when I go to the store I can smell the flowers, or the fish in the fish department, etc. With this--I smell nothing.
It's crazy to take it off after all day wearing it--at first smell is very intense like my olfactory sense has been deprived the whole time and for a few minutes I smell *everything.*
I think this is a good indicator this mask filters almost all the air you're breathing in. Your out breath may be felt slightly by the side but this does not indicate lack of filtration because as I said the inhalation pulls air through the mask so that the mask actually tightens slightly on your face and you are breathing nothing from the sides.
For this all to work, you must be willing to take a minute to carefully adjust the mask. When you first open it you cannot see the straps. You have to separate out both sides of the duck bill and pull them out. You should hold them carefully with your hand, smooth your hair and put one on the upper part of the head and one closer to the bottom curve of your skull....make sure they are separated far enough apart to create separate tension between each side of the duck bill.
It's really not hard! I'm just trying to imagine what peoiple are doing with the masks because they are OBVIOUSLY easy to keep on and comfortable. You literally cannot feel the straps *all day long.* There is zero pressure on your head from the straps. That's another amazing thing of this design. The straps are soooooo stretchy but light that you don't have any discomfort from them unlike the usual n95 elastic strap.
I truly cannot get over how good these masks are! I cannot believe there's not a run on them on amazon!
Kudos to whomever designed these.
The key to 95% filtration of the air (hence name "N95") depends on two key features:
(1) Quality of the mask filtration: Many of the KN95 masks that have been tested in the US government and/or academic labs do not provide 95% filtration as they claim. Some are not even good as 30-40%. Thus, I was encouraged by the Kimberly Clark reputation and NIOSH testing for genuine N95 masks.
(2) Seal around the mask and face: In order to get 95% filtration all of the air has to go in and out of the mask material (not through gaps between the edges of the mask and the face). In a hospital setting, one needs to be fit tested to make sure the N95 mask is the right shape and size for one's face. With the stiff dome style N95 masks, they typically leave an imprint in the face if there was a good seal. If you have a good seal, all the air should be going through the mask material and none slipping out the sides. If you have a good seal with the duck bill style, the mask material should go in and out as you breath. One reviewer mentioned difficulty breathing. If you are getting 95% filtration, your lungs have to work harder to pull/push the air in and out through the mask material. This can be claustrophobic for some people at first but most users can adapt quickly.
Getting a tight fit: I found it difficult to get a seal at first below the chin. The extra long metal piece at the top gives me a good fit after I shape it to may face. If I stretch the blue straps a bit first and then tie a little knot in each of them, I can get a tigher seal. If still too loose, This works especially well if I put both straps at the top back of my head (above my pony tail). This is different than with the dome style N95 that I wore in the hospital where the lower strap when under my pony tail). If you are just going into a store for a short time, I found that by mouth breathing my chin was lower and I could get a good seal without messing with the straps. N.B. If you have a beard or facial hair, you need to shave if you want a good fit for any N95 mask (hospital rules). Note that turning your head, nodding, talking or other movements of the mouth or head can change the fit of any N95 mask.
If you want the best protection and you work with the mask to get a tight fit on your face, this is likely the best you can do without getting fit tested and access to medical grade masks. It is also just over $1 per mask which is much cheaper than the other options I saw, with dubious providence.