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Steps to properly use a face mask

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Steps to properly use a face mask

 

Face shields are recommended for use by anyone in public to protect the wearer from other people and themselves from the potential risk of Covid-19 spreading. The use of protective masks can only help to reduce the spread of the virus if they are used correctly and other precautions are taken, such as keeping a distance and washing your hands regularly.

 

The use of face masks is an additional safety measure, but in order for the mask to perform its function and not - on the contrary - to achieve the opposite effect, it is important that it is used correctly.

 

 

As Jānis Kūliņš, a member of the board of "Apotheka", explains, the protective masks have returned to the shelves of pharmacies, but pharmacists have noticed that people tend to buy face masks, although they have not thought about their proper use. Proper use of protective masks is not difficult, but for your own safety it is important to remember several important details of their use, such as thorough hand washing or disinfection before and after using the protective mask, do not touch the front of the mask, do not reuse the mask and other nuances.

 

About face masks

Ivars Vanadziņš, Director of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health of Riga Stradins University, explains: "The use of face masks can be one of the measures that everyone can take to reduce the risk of infection. They are primarily intended to protect other people from infection, but Although SARS-CoV-2 is significantly smaller than the pores of the filter material, it is characterized by "sedimentation" on larger particles (such as saliva or runny nose drops), while face masks It should be remembered that face masks do not trap all particles of the virus in the air, however, especially when used correctly and in combination with other preventive measures such as distance, regular hand washing, they significantly reduce the risk of infection. "


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