TABLE 2.
Cellulose-containing N95 | Cellulose-free N95 |
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3M 9105 (+S) | 3M 1860 (+S) |
3M 1804 (+S) | 3M 1870+ |
3M 1805 (+S) | 3M 8110S |
3M 8000 | 3M 8210 |
3M 8200 | 3M 8210+ |
3M 8212 | 3M 8210V |
3M 8214 | 3M 8211 |
3M 8233 | 3M 8211+ |
3M 8293 | 3M 8271 |
3M 8512 | 3M 8511 |
3M 8514 | 3M 8515 |
3M 9010 | 3M 8516 |
3M 9105 (+S) |
3M 8576 3M 8577 |
3M 9010 | |
3M 9210+ | |
3M 9211+ | |
Gerson 1730 | |
Moldex 1500 Series | |
Moldex 2200 | |
Kimberly Clark 46727 |
Detailed product information for the included masks can be found at the respective manufacturer’s website: 3M (https://www.3mcanada.ca/3M/en_CA/company-ca/); Gerson (https://www.gersonco.com/product/1730-n95-particulate-respirator/); Moldex (https://www.moldex.com/product-category/respiratory-protection/disposable-respirators/n95-respirators/); Kimberly Clark (https://www.kcprofessional.ca/products/scientific-ppe/respirators/lab/46827-kimberly-clark-n95-particulate-filter-respirator-and-surgical-mask-fluid-protection-pouch-style). Additional lists of National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health-approved N95 respirators are provided by the Centers for Disease Control at https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/topics/respirators/disp_part/n95list1.html. Notably, cellulose-containing N95 respirators are often incompatible with hydrogen peroxide-based decontamination methods, such as the Battelle Critical Care Decontamination System (https://www.battelle.org/docs/default-source/commercial-offerings/industry-solutions/battelle-ccds-n95-guidance.pdf)