These KN95 5ply individualy packed, face masks are more fitted to the wearer's face, compared to other, looser fitting masks, offering increased protection from smaller particles that can be transmitted by a cough or a sneeze.
These masks are EN149:2001 and A1:200 certified.

What is the difference between a surgical face mask and a respiratory mask (N95/ FFP2)?
A surgical face mask is disposable and loose-fitting when fitted correctly, designed to help block large droplets or sprays from reaching the wearer's mouth or nose. Due to its loose-fitting, this type of mask doesn¿t offer the same level of protection as a fitted mask and they do not filter the air of small particles that can be transmitted by a cough or a sneeze.

Respiratory masks offer enhanced protection from smaller particles, as they are more fitted to the wearer's face, creating a barrier from germs.