PURE-MSK Trifold Disposable Mask - Made in the USA - Light Weight Easy Breathing Material - Adult Size - 10 Pack - Black

Perfect mask for teaching. My voice isn't muffled and I don't suck in the mask trying to talk. I feel more protected AND more comfortable at the same time. I started to wonder if these were as safe as other masks (could they possibly be this comfortable and breathable and light and still be effective?), but the sellers link to a CDC page of a study of these masks showing they are MORE effective than N95s! It' in the Q&A section. I'm just going to keep getting these!

These and this style are my favorite. They are comfortable to wear, especially if you have to wear it for hours.

Lightweight and comfortable, these are my goto masks for any occasion where I need to wear one for an extended period of time. The Thin enough that my voice doesn't get as muffled as in other masks. The seal around the edges is much better than a surgical mask, but not as tight as an N95 or KN95. Highly recommend.

One of the worst things with masks are that you feel suffocated. With these masks I have not felt that at all. The middle portion of this mask is very soft and has good filtration. The top and bottom fabric pieces are a little harder fabric but still flexible. After wearing the mask for hours it still feels like you’re not wearing anything. The stitching is strong and built very well.

Despite what so many claim, these masks will not kill you. You will not starve of oxygen, you will not die of carbon monoxide intoxication (unless if you lock yourself in a garage with the car engine running and the doors closed).These masks are well rated by the CDC and fit light and snug to your face.

They aren't KN 95 but they are comfortable in fit and I breathe with ease when I wear them.

Comfortable, fits my face with no gaps & they’re extremely well made! They do not fuzz after wearing for a while & tickle my nose like some masks. I feel well protected. I love that they’re made in the USA!

As a teacher with asthma needing to mask while teaching all day, I was thrilled and excited by how much easier it was to breathe in this mask compared to other cloth and disposable masks I've used. I have used a different one each day of the week, then reusing the set the next week and the next. After a couple of weeks I started to notice cystic acne and scabbing on my nose and chin. I wasn't sure if it was the mask or something else, but this week was our Fall Break. My skin has slowly started healing with almost a week of not using this mask. I may still use it as it helps me not be short of breath while teaching, but I'll have to find a balance to reduce how much I wear it (and will have to stop completely if even reduced usage renews the skin problems). I will also try the idea of cleaning the mask with rubbing alcohol as I saw suggested in the Q&A: I noticed this last week that I was feeling sudden need to stop talking for a moment to remove the mask to get some breaths/cool down - unsure if that is due to the masks needing cleaning after just ~3 wears each or just an unrelated coincidence since stress at work was significantly higher than norm last week.