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If you're going to wear N95, you might as well wear a P95 instead which is better, with an optional activated carbon layer in it too. Remember to replace it fro
by OutOfHere 2y ago
If you're going to wear N95, you might as well wear a P95 instead which is better, with an optional activated carbon layer in it too. Remember to replace it from time to time.
- jerlam 2y agoThe only difference between N95 and P95 (and R95) certification is the resistance to oil. There is no difference in particulate filtration. There will be a difference in cost though.
- OutOfHere 2y agoResistance to oil makes a difference for diesel vapors and fumes which absolutely exist on roads. Secondly, the P95 I have also has an integrated activated carbon layer, which adds further value still.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoCan you recommend a specific P95?
- OutOfHere 2y ago3M 8577 is a disposable P95 that is not bad. Obviously it's effective only if it's worn sufficiently tightly around the face. I wear it for a few weeks before it gets dirty and then I replace it. For professional work, there are half-face ones that may be more comfortable to wear for long periods, but don't expect to wear this among people. You can even use it with a P100.