What does the B2 Mask filter?

What does the B2 Mask filter?

B2 Filters remove 99.6 - 98.3% of airborne particles down to .1 micron at normal breathing rates. That’s much smaller than your average sneeze or piece of dust. We have you covered for all of the tiny particles known as PM10 and PM2.5. This includes common contaminants such as dust, biological aerosols, and smoke. Download our B2 Filter Technology Review to learn more about B2 Filter performance and third-party testing at the University of Minnesota.   
                                                                        
 

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