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When
choosing your RESPRO® mask, you should take the following points into consideration:
- The city you live in, and hence the type of pollution you are exposed to -- filtration type
- The activity you plan to do while wearing the
mask -- mask type
- The size of the mask -- mask size
The city you live in, and hence the type of pollution you are exposed to
You have to identify the type of pollution you will be exposed to while wearing the mask (chemicals/gases or particles, learn more about air pollution).
You
live in Northern China (Beijing)
The heaviest pollutant in Beijing is
particulate matter which comes from three main sources: car traffic, factories and construction
sites.
The combustion of coal in the cities surrounding Beijing also contributes to
the pollution of Beijing’s air.
If you live in Beijing, you should consider buying a mask that filters particles.
(for the highly sensitive individuals, we recommend the Aero mask)
The City filter should not be preferred for Beijing since it doesn't filter fine particles (only chemicals).
You
live in Southern China (Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong)
The pollution in Southern China is mainly chemicals. They come from two main sources: industries and car traffic.
If you live in Shanghai, Guangzhou or Hong Kong, you should consider buying a mask that filters chemicals.
(for the highly sensitive individuals, we recommend the Aero mask)
The activity you plan to do while wearing the
mask While doing sports, you need to breathe more air, and that's why you have to take it into consideration while choosing a mask.
The RESPRO® Sportsta Mask is specially designed to offer maximum ventilation without sacrificing filtration. If you need protection while doing intense physical activity, you should consider getting a RESPRO® Sportsta Mask . Its specially designed exhalation valves will make it easier for you to breathe, maximizing your performance while wearing a mask.
The size of the mask
A mask must be able to seal properly around
the nose and mouth so that the air that is being inhaled is
actually passing through the filter. Otherwise, no matter how effective the filter is, the user will still be inhaling polluted air.
Most of the masks exist in different sizes so you can always find a mask which
seals correctly around your face.
With the
exception of the Bandit (only one size) there are two sizes available: medium and large. Generally, medium
will be suitable for the average size women and large for the average size man.
The Aero mask also has a small size for children.
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