Respiratory Protection & Care

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Ceramic mask for oxygen

PureNature

The Pure Nature mask for oxygen is free of synthetics and is heated without glazes containing heavy metal.

89,90 €

Particle Mask FFP1 With Valve
The with a 3M cool flow valve is ideal for people who wear glasses. The particle filter mask reduces the concentration of solid and liquid particles in micron s...

4,44 €

Odour Mask FFP1
The odour mask FFP1 against dust, odours and gases! The mask with activated charcoal effectively filters fine particles such as pollen, dust and mold spores....

7,95 €

Odour Mask FFP1 With Valve (Set of 10)
The odour mask against dust, odours and gases! The mask with activated charcoal and a latex-free valve effectively filters fine particles such as pollen, dust ...

79,90 €

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Respiratory protection for your health
Due to increasing pollution and contaminated interiors, it has become difficult for some people to be active within their daily lives or in particular situations without some sort of respiratory protection. Hypersensitive people and allergy sufferers need protective masks which provide reliable protection against pollen, mold spores, or chemicals.

Protective masks for many purposes
Particularly chemical sensitive people need protective masks with the highest standards in relation to protection and tolerance. Special protective masks filtering dust mites, pollen, particles or chemicals in various situations are part of our product range. The detailed information for each type of mask can help you choose which one is best suitable for your needs.

Dust masks, pollen masks - chemical protection
Even while vacuuming or making beds, allergy sufferers and people with asthma complain about many symptoms. House dust mites and dust pollute the air. Wearing a mask has proven to be helpful.

Wear a mask when renovating
When renovating it can get quite dusty and it is better to avoid contact with some substances. Wearing a protective mask tailored for this use may be helpful.

Tip: Harmful or irritating ingredients are normally listed on the safety sheet accompanying materials for building and renovation. Usually they also specify which mask is appropriate.