N95 Mask v/s Surgical Masks, Which is the Better One?

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The spread of the coronavirus is prompting Indian
to wear a mask. Their many types of face masks
available in the market now but the N95 mask and
surgical mask are most commonly used
now. However, not all face cover masks are made
equal with the best quality material, and
everyone's use of face masks could be
different.  Who should - or should not - wear
them? What type of face mask? We go around the
question. Let check out in this article all about
the N95 v/s Surgical face mask which one better
for you.
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Surgical masks 1. Surgical masks are less
waterproof and more flexible than N95. They are
also larger. Therefore, the Health Professional
India says that they do not offer the same level
of filtration. They are effective at filtering
large droplets, but their ability to filter
aerosols is limited and varies by model. 2. A
surgical mask still acts best as a barrier to
infected droplets that are greater than 5 microns
in diameter. Surgical masks are resistant to body
fluids, microorganisms, and particles. 3. These
masks are primarily reserved for healthcare
workers who provide care to patients infected
with COVID-19. Essential service workers are
required to perform tasks within two meters of
distance.
4. Would they be effective once worn by the
overall population? Despite the completion of
several studies on this subject, there is no
consensus, which indicates, because the quality
of the methodology of these studies is relatively
limited and the results are very heterogeneous.
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Designer Face Masks 1. Designer cotton face
masks or homemade masks are cloth masks made from
household items such as cotton sheets or
undershirts. 2. Health researchers report that
very few studies have been conducted on designer
face masks. These masks seem unlikely to protect
the wearer against acquiring the virus, but they
have some effectiveness in limiting the
projection of droplets into the environment. It
generally depends on the layers they provide. The
most recommended one is two-layer designer face
masks and three-layer designer face masks.
4. Hand made masks can prevent the wearer from
touching their nose and mouth, but they are
primarily used to protect others. They do not
replace the hygiene measures put in place within
the framework of physical distancing, but they
represent an additional measure. 5. Masks may
present a risk of suffocation for babies and
children less than 2 years of age, people with
respiratory problems, and people who are
unconscious, unable, or unable to remove them
without assistance.
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N95 Face Mask 1. N95 masks protect those who
wear them against infectious aerosols. An aerosol
could be a drop suspended within the air. Used
properly, N95s have a minimum filtration
capability of ninety-fifth. 2. N95 masks can
filter particles as small as 0.3 microns. The N95
mask would offer better protection than the
surgical mask. 3. The N95 mask is more effective
when this mask is firmly adjusted to the face by
sealing the nose and mouth. It is not recommended
for individuals with beards, as facial hair
hampers the tightness of the mask
contour. 4. N95 masks are intended for the
almost exclusive use of healthcare personnel.
They should be used by people who are prepared to
use them correctly
5. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, N95s are in high
demand around the world. In response to the
current shortage, hospitals have started testing
the cleanup of masks, so they will be reused.
Heal care professional says that a mask can be
reused if it is reserved for use by a single
healthcare worker. 
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