LOS ANGELES, July 3, 2020-

Since the sudden onset of the COVID-19 pandemic the United States has faced a supply constraint of quality N95 masks.  With the continued difficulty of being able to secure N95 designated products, health officials have been encouraging business and public consumers to find FDA certified "substantial equivalents," such as the Air Queen mask to help address this shortage.

The term N95 basically means that a face mask will filter at least 95% of airborne particles and it is widely considered the gold standard of face coverings to protect individuals against harmful pathogens and other environmental contaminants. Traditionally used in the healthcare and industrial sectors the recent events related to the coronavirus outbreak have highlighted the need for a wider adoption of these extremely effective products to protect corporate workforces as well as individual families. 

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