Surgical mask with CE marking & French inscription

Surgical mask with CE marking & French inscription

Faced with the unprecedented crisis created by the coronavirus epidemic, Multiroir has decided to offer personal protection and disinfection devices that meet European standards.

You will find in the "Surgical mask" section a set of surgical masks that meet the latest European standard EN 14683: 2019.

WHAT IS THE NF EN 14683 : 2019 STANDARD

The models that meet this standard are designed to prevent the droplets emitted by the wearer from being projected onto the surrounding area. It also protects the wearer from droplet projections emitted by a person opposite.

This standard distinguishes 3 types of models:

Type I: bacterial filtration efficiency > 95%.

Type II: bacterial filtration efficiency > 98%.

Type IIR: bacterial filtration efficiency > 98% and splash resistant.

GOOD PRACTICES FOR MASK USE

Steps to follow when putting the mask on the face

Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, or a hydro-alcohol solution, before touching the surgical mask.

Apply the surgical mask using only the elastics.

Cover the nose and mouth. Then adjust the surgical mask by pulling on the top and bottom ends.

Check that it fits properly by blowing forcefully. If you do not get air in your eyes, it is correctly fitted.

Once the respirator is fitted, do not touch it again until it is removed. Contact with the filters may affect the seal of the mask and make it less effective.

If you do touch it, wash your hands thoroughly afterwards.

Steps for safe mask removal

When you wish to remove the surgical mask, follow these steps:

Remove it using only the elastic bands on the sides and put it directly in the waste bin.

Wash your hands immediately afterwards.