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How the Novel Coronavirus Spreads in Public Places and How to Protect Yourself

The novel coronavirus can spread through the air as well as contact with contaminated surfaces, such as plastic and stainless steel, where the virus can live for up to 3 days.

Experts say the canceling of events that draw large crowds is an     important step in combating the further spread of the novel coronavirus.

The virus spreads like other viruses that cause common respiratory     illnesses, such as the flu: via “droplets” that are excreted by coughing,     sneezing, and breathing.

Anytime an individual is within close proximity to someone with an     infection, there’s the potential to spread it through aerosolized     droplets.

Transmission can also occur through contact with contaminated surfaces.

New research suggests that the virus can live on certain surfaces,     such as plastic and stainless steel, for up to 3 days.

All data and statistics are based on publicly available data at the time of publication. Some information may be out of date. Visit our corona virus hub and follow our live updates page for the most recent information on the COVID-19 outbreak.

·         As the novel corona virus continues to spread across the United States and the globe, the next fight to stop the disease it causes — COVID-19 — will occur at public gatherings from farmers markets to music festivals, and maybe even the 2020 Olympics.

·         The World Health Organization (WHO) formally declared the outbreak of COVID-19 a pandemic, defined as “the worldwide spread of a new disease.”

·         In light of this designation — and as multiple nations around the world, including Europe, Asia, and Australia, try to contain the disease — governments, businesses, and organizations are attempting to limit contact by canceling large public gatherings to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

·         These efforts have included the closure of theme parks, such as Disneyland and Disney World; the suspension of seasons for professional sporting leagues, like the NBA and NHL; and the rescheduling or canceling of festivals like Coachella and tech conferences like E3.

·         And while the effectiveness or necessity of stockpiling bleach wipes is debatable, experts contacted by Healthline say that limiting potential exposure of the virus at mass public gatherings is a good next step.

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FFP2 Mask Asbestos, we are one of the UK’s leading suppliers of consumables and manufacturer of Pharmaceutical goods. We supply disposable surgical face masks with and Full range of 3M N95 Face Masks. We stock all type of FFP3 Mask Screwfix including disposable aprons and disposable hand gloves.

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FFP2 N95 Face Mask

£14.99 – £29.99

FFP2 grade (N95 equivalent)

Sourced in England

Meets WHO Coronavirus latest guidance

Protects the respiratory system

Easy to use

These face masks (we offer folded (unvalved), folded (valved), moulded (valved) and moulded RD (valved)) are filtering masks that are recommended when protection of the respiratory system is needed (differences detailed below).

They are FFP2 grade (N95 equivalent) and meet the guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO). They are recommended for use by the WHO during outbreaks of SARS, Avian Flu and Coronavirus.

Sourced in England. One mask per pack.

Face Masks UK  

We are one of the UK’s leading suppliers of consumables and manufacturer of Pharmaceutical goods. We supply FFP2 Masks and 3m N95 Masks.

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How to Wear and Remove a Disposable Surgical Face Mask

What is a face mask?

Face masks are just one of the many tools used for the prevention of spreading disease. There are many variations of face masks available, FFP2 Mask with their own benefits and features offering varying levels of protection. Its always important to use a face mask that has FDA approval, meaning that the agency has determined that the “benefits of the product outweigh the known risks for the intended use.”

Manufacturers must submit a premarket approval (PMA) application and the results of clinical testing in order to get approval.

How to wear a face mask?

The correct way to wear a FFP3 Mask is with the coloured side of the mask facing the outside.

Regardless of whether you are wearing the mask because you are sick and don’t want to infect other people, or are wearing it to prevent yourself from becoming infected, face masks should always be worn with the coloured side facing out.

As the whole world reacts to the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus, many have been sharing tips and messages on how to avert contracting this all too often fatal virus.

There is a common misconception about the correct way to wear a face mask, many people are suggesting to wear the coloured side facing outside if you’re sick and the white side outside if you want to “stop the germs from getting in”. This is however false, surgical masks are usually worn by frontline healthcare workers in order to prevent infections transmitted by respiratory droplets that are expelled from either coughing or sneezing.

The outermost layer of the Disposable Face Mask is a hydrophobic or a fluid-repelling layer, while the inner layer is there to absorb any moisture, as naturally the air we breathe out contains moisture.

There is also typically a middle layer that filters the bacteria and contaminates.

The purpose of the blue or green layer is to stop germs from sticking to it. So if you wear the mask the other way as wrongly suggested by many, the moisture from the air will stick onto it, making it easier for germs to stay there. And so when you breathe in, the germs will transfer from the outside later and straight into your lungs.

 How to remove a face mask?

·        Wash your hands with soap: and water or Hand Sanitisers before touching the mask. Be sure to avoid touching the front of the mask. Only touch the ear loops/ties/band. Follow the instructions below for the mask type you are using.

·        Face Mask with Ear loops: Hold both of the ear loops and gently lift and remove the mask.

·        Face Mask with Ties: Untie the bottom bow first then untie the top bow and pull the mask away from you as the ties are loosened.

·        Face Mask with Bands: Lift the bottom band over your head first then pull the top band over your head.

·        Throw the mask in the bin. Wash your hands with soap and water or hand sanitiser.

Face Masks UK

We are one of the UK’s leading suppliers of consumables and manufacturer of Pharmaceutical goods.   We supply disposable Surgical Face Mask with earloop and 3m N95 Face Mask.

As well as consumables we also provide pharmaceutical manufacturing. We work alongside other drug developers in support of clinical trials. We consistently maintain the highest levels of safety when it comes to testing, manufacturing and transferring of products.