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Face covering exempt wristbands are perfect for stadiums, arenas, sports teams and general hospitality.
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Use these paper style wristbands to help remind visitors, staff, attendees, guests to keep to social distancing.
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Low cost wristbands to indicate that a person has had their temperature checked today. Available in multiple colours.
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Face mask exempt text and logo printed onto blue base - communicating your mask exemption from a safe distance.
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Choose between a few variations of social distancing badges such as please keep a social distance and give me space
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Quick to put on and easy to read - communicating that you would like to be given extra space from a safe distance.
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High quality machine washable facemasks. Printed in full colour.
3 Week Lead Time
Min. Order 100 Units
KN95 Masks for COVID-19 prevention
95% Filtering Rate
Next Day Dispatch
Min. Order 10 Units
Ideal for retail or industrial use. Disposable and protective
Dispatches Next Day
Min. Order 50 Units
A recent study published in Nature from the University of Hong Kong and the University of Maryland asked 111 people, infected with various viral illnesses (influenza, rhinovirus, and a more-mild coronavirus), to exhale into a giant funnel. Without the masks, the infected people exhaled contagious droplets and aerosols, tiny particles that linger in the air, about 30 percent of the time they were tested. When the infected patients wore a mask, it blocked nearly 100 percent of viral droplets
Read the Study on Nature.comAlways wash your hands first. Don’t touch the fabric part of the mask — that’s essentially the germ filter, and you don’t want to spread whatever germs it has trapped. Use the ear loops or ties to secure your mask and to remove it. The coverage area should go from near the bridge of your nose to down under your chin and stretch about halfway or more toward your ears. Pull the ties and loops so that it fits as snugly as possible against your face. If your mask has pleats, the folded side should be down.
