TOPMAX KN95 Face Masks 50 Pack, Filter Efficiency≥95% Disposable Masks, Breathable Face Masks, Black

I have a small face for an adult and already have a hard time making N95 masks work for me, but these were even bigger than most of them that I’ve tried. I’m sure if you have a normal-sized or slightly larger face they’d be great.

I sing so I still occasionally wear a mask in a large singing group. I like this mask it fits nicely. My husband didn't like them because it was too small for his face.

Excellent mask protection

There comfortable, good fit. Good value. It would be better if they were individually wrapped. That’s the only thing I would change.

They come in a small box, about the size of 2-3 slices of bread with the crusts cut off, stacked atop one another. The masks are folded flat inside the box to fit so many in a small package. They seemed fine at first--I could breath reasonably well and they have the nosepiece that can be bent for proper fitting, and these masks don't protrude excessively from the face like some models, which make people take on the profile of Bane from the Batman movie. That's all the positive remarks I can give these masks.Once you put them on, you will notice how tight they fit. I do not have a large head; I believe my hat size is 7 1/2. Many baseball caps don't fit quite right because the bib is usually wider than my head, even when the bib is curved to make it narrower. The elastic straps that hold these masks are excessively short, possibly by an inch at least, so while the mask definitely won't slide down and expose your nose, after no more than 30 minutes, you might experience what I did--excruciating pain behind the ears from the tension of the straps digging into the skin. These page where these masks are sold actually has a diagram that illustrates how you can put a twist in them to make the mask tighter if it's too loose. I can't imagine anyone over the age of maybe 7 would have that problem, because these things do not seem to be made for an adult head, not even someone like me with a relatively small head. I had to buy these to use out of town, since the airports did not previously approve of my gaiter that I wore last time. I wish I had known the policy had changed before I spent money on these medieval torture devices--they are seriously that tight. I suffered for about 10 hours in total the first day, between going to the airport and flying from GA to CA. Then I had to go to work the 1st night wearing one, dreading what lie ahead, and after 30 minutes I could barely work because I was constantly pulling the straps away from my ears, desperate for relief from the relentless pain of having the straps digging into the thin skin where my ears attach to my head. I have never experienced that with any masks before now, and after the plane ride and the 1st night at work, I was so thankful that I brought along plenty of gaiters to wear instead. At least while at work, I could actually work pain-free.Thankfully, on my return flight home a few days ago, I received an update about Delta's mask policies. Gaiters are now permitted as long as they are either double-lined, or you can simply wear two gaiters. I did not have to sit in agony on the long ride home back to GA, and I will not use anymore of these masks. Because I was out of town for over a month, the return policy has expired, but it's a small price to pay for the learning experience. I will not buy from this manufacturer again, and unless these are for a child under the age of maybe 7, you probably should not either.

I use these masks everywhere: stores, at the hospital and clinics where I work, at the airport and in-flight. Pretty durable overall, and I like the look better than the white masks. However, I did have several (out of 25) where the ear strap broke after less than a week. Not terrible, but make sure to always carry an extra (or 2)

No dislikes

The ear chords weren't to comfortable. I bought it for healthcare reasons.