HUHETA KN95 Face Masks, Packs of 30 Individually Wrapped, 5-Ply Breathable and Comfortable Safety Mask, Filter Efficiency Over 95%, Protective Cup Dust Masks Against PM2.5 (Black Mask)

Simply put these are outstanding KN95 mask. They are not medical grade but these will get the job done. They are very comfortable to wear and they dont have the chemical smell that come with other kn95 mask. The ear straps are tight like you need but at the same time it doesn't make your ears hurt if you wear them for a few hours. The seal around the nose is good and tight. No air leaks out from the nose or by the cheeks. The big thing for me is when I poured water in these mask there was ZERO leakage at the bottom of the mask. If no water leaks out that means no germs or no viruses can leak in. You only get 30 mask instead of the usual 50 but these are wrapped individually which I prefer. With the smaller number you are still getting great value given the high quality of the mask at the $10 price point. I have purchased tons of mask on Amazon over the past few years and these are the best I have had. Highly recommend.

I ordered these because of the wildfire smoke here in Michigan, and they did not disappoint. They fit well, there's enough room to breathe, and the ear straps are sturdy. I like that they're individually wrapped. Overall, I am happy with my purchase.

I've ordered 3 boxes of these masks over the past several months and found each one to have a different size and shape. Box 1 Black: very comfortable with good fit and seal. Can wear comfortably for hours with minimal glasses fog. Box 2 White: way too big for my face. A longer mask that was almost in my eyes and sat far down on my throat with a huge gap. Moved around too much as well. These were so uncomfortable and poorly fitting that I quickly gave up on wearing them. I thought maybe the difference was the color, so I ordered another black box.... Box 3 Black: Fit better than the white, but definitely sized and shaped differently than my first black box. Nose piece was positioned further from the edge of the mask leaving a lot of loose material almost touching my lower lids. It also sits lower on my throat and more loosely. Also some gapping on the right and left edges. I'll still wear them, though not for long periods of time since they're not as comfortable and I find myself having to re-adjust them more frequently. I save box 1 for when I need to wear the mask for an extended period of time. Box 3 I'll wear at the gym or if I only need to wear for short spurts of time. The fit just isn't as comfortable to wear for longer periods. These do allow for an air gap over your nose and mouth that make it more comfortable to wear than cloth masks (not to mention they offer me more protection than cloth since I live in an area of the country overrun with anti-maskers/vaxers who don't think COVID is real. Even though #3 has some gapping around the side and bottom edges, I feel I get a decent enough seal with both #1 and #3. There's enough of a seal inside the mask along my cheeks and chin that I can see the mask suck in with each breath when I'm breathing hard at the gym. If I knew another order would fit like #1, I'd buy them again in a heartbeat, but for now I'm looking around trying other brands, since the odds aren't in my favor.

These non-medical masks are a powerhouse when it comes to filtering. They passed all tests (including a electro-statically charged inner layer which very few masks pass), and they are comfortable when you wear them. But yes, depending on size of your face and head, the ear loops can get a little tight. In that case, look for "face mask extensions" or "face mask hooks" here on Amazon for a simple solution to taking the pressure of the ear loops off the back of your ears. The price of KN95 masks is usually much lower than N95 masks, but yet have almost the same standards for filtering. I find that's the case with HUHETA masks. They look/feel/behave like N95 masks but at a lower price point. You can argue that the price point for all masks are artificial anyhow, hell, even toilet paper was almost $30 a roll at one point. I would suggest getting a few boxes of masks simply because the future is unknown. Plus, KN95's are just good to have for biking or walking in highly polluted areas or areas with lots of bugs (I know from personal experience). Bottom line is: You can't go wrong with HUHETA high quality KN95 masks.

Comfortable fit combined with easy breathing and attractive colors, make these KN95 masks a new favorite. They also have sturdy loops.

Each is individually wrapped! That’s amazing!! They are thinner than my others, but that makes it easier to breathe through/less suffocating. Ear loops are bigger/a bit longer than my old ones, which is the best pro, as my old ones would pull uncomfortably. The size is for a large adult. Because of this, the 1/4 extra inch at the bottom touches my neck more than I like when I’m bending forward. Also, I wanted a more whiter baby blue. If you are a taller adult (over 5’ 7), these might be your choice.

They are nice mask, not too tight behind the ears.

Overall these masks seem to be legitimate, decently priced KN95's. I am no expert on whether masks are the real deal or knockoffs, however the majority of reviews (and an answer to a question) verified these as authentic and very effective at filtering. That said, I only gave these 3 stars because of fit. A mask needs to fit properly to work properly, and these were large on my face. (I am a woman with a fairly average sized head, oval shaped face, but maybe it's small?). They were also large on my mom, but seemed to work ok for my husband. At the time I bought these I was disappointed I couldn't return them, since they were primarily for me and my job as a dance teacher. But I think they're maybe now returnable? Anyway. I even sewed a few of the masks to fit my face better, but with the amount I move my head at work, the mask was constantly being shoved into my eyes and very uncomfortable even after sewing. I would have to open my mouth just to keep the mask down in its proper place. So if you're a man or just have a larger or wider face, these would probably work really well for you. If you've had the same problem I've had with too-big masks, the masks I really like are MaskC, they have nice colors and fit my face well! They're pricier, but with properly rotating them between uses they've lasted me quite a while.