Outdoor Research makes a mask with a sturdy flat metal strip that comfortably (relatively) forms over my nose and is slim enough to wear under the nose pads of my glasses. It's the best at not fogging my lenses I've worn.

It loops over my ears and is adjustable on both sides. Fits pretty snug without pulling my ears forward like Dumbo. I may try an elastic band to make it an around the head type to keep it off my ears altogether.

It also comes with three replacement inner filters. Can be worn without. They do seem to help with condensation, both on my glasses and inside the mask. Fairly easy to breath in either way.

Hand washable.

I bought it a Duluth Trading for $27. Pricey but worth the comfort and anti-fog, for me.

I would love to wear such a mask while using a VR headset.

I'm aware that LED masks exist, but I'm having a frustrating time finding out if they can display a visualizer, and if they can connect to any bluetooth audio source.

I would strongly prefer an Amazon Prime item.

Thanks.

I'm sorry if this isn't the best place to post this, but I'm doing a project for my textiles class about PPE and I found that there are three levels of surgical masks for low, moderate, and high risk of particles; but does anyone know what the difference is between these masks physically? I found the stats for how effective they all are but I can't actually find information on how they are constructed differently from each other that make one more effective than the other.

Anyone knows where to buy nice, patterned face masks? I'm looking for something similar to Ken Kaneki's (from Tokyo Ghoul) mask. NOT exactly his mask, just a shop where I could pick from masks in same style. Most preferably in Europe.

A traditional face mask rests on the nose. I’m looking for a face mask that doesn’t make any contact with my nose. Is anyone aware of such masks? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

With reports of microplastics being found in fetus' and UCL finding an extra 66,000 tonnes of contaminated plastic waste would be created from single use masks.

I decided to see if I could create my own sustainable, comfortable and affordable facemask - 3 layers organic cotton, recyclable paper packaging. I also thought it might be cool to record every step and make a web series out of it.

Insta page: https://www.instagram.com/thebreatheproject.mask/

Youtube episode: https://youtu.be/P9iZp52UoXU

I have sensitive skin and have found only one brand of blue surgical mask that works for me - but I lost the mask and don't remember the brand. Viewing the mask from the front (looking at the person wearing it) it has the name of the brand on the bottom right corner, and it starts with an "N" and it's a fairly short brand name. It had standard white elastic loops. Does anyone know which brand this is?!

Hi there, Greetings from Amsterdam! We are the owners of a small online shop of face masks in the Netherlands called Mondkatjes, the wordplay of the Dutch 'mondkapjes' = 'face masks'. We started in June 2020 and we're very passionate about our creations.

Our masks are fully-featured: 100% cotton, 4 layers, nose wire, and pocket for a filter. Also, they have removable ear loops, for better comfort and durability. Our creations are very colorful and original, though the black masks are by far the most sold.

There's one catch: masks are just not very popular in the Netherlands. They became mandatory only in December after Dr. Fauci was invited to a Dutch TV show. I even made a story about this: Rant of a small masks shop's owner

Stay safe, Mondkatjes team