Why is the air quality so poor on the east coast? Climate instabilities are driving fires in the western portions of North America. Small particles of smoke are being drive across the continent. @NOAA
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3/ As my friend & colleague @sri_srikrishna has said- better PPE is like having a fire extinguisher in every home. This is a no-brainer after #covid19
We will have to deal w/ variants & booster shots later this year
You want the best mask you can easily get this time around
Open Standard Industries, Inc. Announces User Experience Study of OSR-M1 Face Mask at Wake Forest Baptist Health, Wake Forest School of Medicine newsroom.wakehealth.edu/News…
#ppesupply #MADEinUSA #MaskUp #madeinMass
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La innovación de las start ups y su rápida adaptación ha ayudado a crear increíbles proyectos como @OSRmask o @Fluxergy #3DXW21 #SOLIDWORKS
A great thread. This was a big motivator for us creating the #osrmask - so that essential workers could get the best filtration performance possible, while diversifying a strained #PPE supply chain.
Replying to @RanuDhillon
3/ For the 1st point, we know that Covid can spread via aerosols indoors & in crowds
Cloth masks only variably block (~50-70%) & surgical masks up to 80%
People -especially essential workers, those at high-risk- need better protection particularly in poorly ventilated scenarios
#MaskUp everyone!
A new @CDCMMWR shows that statewide mask mandates may contribute to declines in #COVID19 hospitalization growth rates among people aged 18-64. By wearing a mask consistently and correctly, we can protect ourselves and each other. Learn more: bit.ly/MMWR2521b.
When people ask which mask is "good enough"-- I believe this is the wrong question.
This isn't about good enough.
It is about reducing risk.
A better mask that is fitted right reduces risk of transmission & infection more than a cloth mask that is not fitted. #covid19
Or, choose the OSRM1 mask! Tested to filter >95% airborne particles, reduces waste, and saves you money in the long run. Get yours now: openstandardindustries.com
With the new strains of the coronavirus spreading across the country, here are five tips for improving mask protection:
• Wear two masks
• Add a filter
• Choose a better cloth mask
• Make your mask fit tighter
• Consider KN95s and KF94s
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Mask fit makes a difference. Elastomeric masks like the OSR mask help you achieve a better fit for better filtration.
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CDC has issued an order requiring everyone to wear a mask while traveling on public transportation into or within the US (including airplanes, ships, ferries, trains, subways, buses, taxis, ride-shares). Wearing a mask reduces the spread of #COVID19. More: bit.ly/3m68x2R
A good fit improves the effectiveness of your mask’s filtration, and it keeps your glasses from fogging. That’s why we designed the OSRM1 with a silicone face piece that can create a comfortable but airtight seal, so the only air you breathe is filtered.
CDC officials emphasized the importance of wearing face masks that properly fit the face, noting that mask fitters, which are small reusable devices that cinch a cloth or medical mask, can create a tighter fit against the face. wb.md/39DU0Ii
No need to #doublemask with our OSRM1 face mask. Made with soft, medical-grade silicone, it creates a comfortable seal on your face and is tested to filter more than 95% filtration of airborne particles.
Hi Twitter, we’re Open Standard Industries, maker of the OSRM1 mask, providing >95% filtration efficiency in a comfortable, completely reusable mask. Visit us at openstandardindustries.com to learn more
















