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Child Size ClearMask™
The ClearMask™
Nice to See You Smiling Again!
Nice2CU™ supplies The Clearmask™ to help people communicate during the pandemic – including the deaf community, older folks, hospitalised patients, young children, students and teachers – in hospitals, clinics, care homes, schools, and universities. ClearMask UK are available in Europe now!
ClearMask UK Are Important for Many People
The ClearMask is CE Marked (EU /UK)
The ClearMask™ transparent surgical masks meet the CE Marking requirements as a Class I medical device under the European Union Medical Device Regulation (2017/745) and can be used in hospitals, clinics, schools, and other settings. The mask is optimized for maximum clarity and comfort, meeting applicable EN 14683 requirements for fluid resistance, microbial cleanliness, and biocompatibility, which offers a high level of protection for medical use in environments such as operating rooms.
The ClearMask is FDA Approved (USA)
In the United States, the ClearMask™ brand received FDA clearance as a Class II medical device on April 6, 2020, and meets applicable ASTM Level 3 requirements in the United States for fluid resistance and flammability. The ClearMask™ transparent surgical mask also passed additional tests in accordance with the transparent mask guidelines released by the United Kingdom, including tests for resistance to penetration of microorganisms (ASTM F1671) and visibility (EN 166).
Transparent Face Masks Allow Clear and Unrestricted Communication
The human smile is essential for our ability to connect. Smiles are very important and nice to see now. Social-distancing is preventing people from hugging, shaking hands, or wrapping arms around each other. As social beings, we need to feel ‘connected’ and the smile is our way to communicate ‘community’ to others. In future, see-through friendly face masks could make the world a happier place by helping everyone, including the deaf community, to communicate more effectively
UK Charities Rally to Help the Deaf Community
According to the Independent (July 2, 2020), Nine UK charities including National Deaf Children’s Society, Action on Hearing Loss, Royal Association for Deaf people, Action Deafness, British Deaf Association, Sign Health, British Association of Teachers of the Deaf, Sense and the UK Council on Deafness, have rallied together to encourage Public Health England and NHS England to commission clear face masks for the deaf that will stop those with hearing loss or total deafness feeling isolated.
GET YOURS NOW
Nice to See You
Smiling Again !
Nice2CU™ supplies The Clearmask™ to help people communicate during the pandemic – including the deaf community, older folks, hospitalised patients, young children, students and teachers – in hospitals, clinics, care homes, schools, and universities. ClearMask UK are available in Europe now!
UK Charities Rally to Help the Deaf Community
According to the Independent (July 2, 2020), Nine UK charities including National Deaf Children’s Society, Action on Hearing Loss, Royal Association for Deaf people, Action Deafness, British Deaf Association, Sign Health, British Association of Teachers of the Deaf, Sense and the UK Council on Deafness, have been rallying together to encourage Public Health England and NHS England to commission clear face masks for the deaf that will stop those with hearing loss or total deafness feeling isolated.
ClearMask UK Are Important for Many People
Manufactured and Tested to Meet International Safety Standards
A quick search on Google shows that there are a number of heroic homemade mask-makers responding to the urgent need in the UK, but for obvious reasons, most of these masks have not been properly tested and do not meet international safety standards, for example, particle filtration, flame resistance, fluid resistance, and breathability. The Clearmask UK has manufactured and tested to meet specific safety requirements and are registered with the US FDA.
Transparent Face Masks Allow Clear and Unrestricted Communication
The human smile is essential for our ability to connect. Smiles are very important and nice to see now. Social-distancing is preventing people from hugging, shaking hands, or wrapping arms around each other. As social beings, we need to feel ‘connected’ and the smile is our way to communicate ‘community’ to others. In future, see-through friendly face masks could make the world a happier place by helping everyone, including the deaf community, to communicate more effectively
GET YOURS NOW
Nice to See You Smiling Again !
Nice2CU™ supplies The Clearmask™ to help people communicate during the pandemic – including the deaf community, older folks, hospitalised patients, young children, students and teachers – in hospitals, clinics, care homes, schools, and universities. ClearMask UK are available in Europe now!
UK Charities Rally to Help the Deaf Community
According to the Independent (July 2, 2020), Nine UK charities including National Deaf Children’s Society, Action on Hearing Loss, Royal Association for Deaf people, Action Deafness, British Deaf Association, Sign Health, British Association of Teachers of the Deaf, Sense and the UK Council on Deafness, have been rallying together to encourage Public Health England and NHS England to commission clear face masks for the deaf that will stop those with hearing loss or total deafness feeling isolated.
ClearMask UK Are Important for Many People
Manufactured and Tested to Meet International Safety Standards
A quick search on Google shows that there are a number of heroic homemade mask-makers responding to the urgent need in the UK, but for obvious reasons, most of these masks have not been properly tested and do not meet international safety standards, for example, particle filtration, flame resistance, fluid resistance, and breathability. The Clearmask UK has been manufactured and tested to meet specific safety requirements and are registered with the US FDA.
Transparent Face Masks Allow Clear and Unrestricted Communication
The human smile is essential for our ability to connect. Smiles are very important and nice to see now. Social-distancing is preventing people from hugging, shaking hands, or wrapping arms around each other. As social beings, we need to feel ‘connected’ and the smile is our way to communicate ‘community’ to others. In future, see-through friendly face masks could make the world a happier place by helping everyone, including the deaf community, to communicate more effectively