My best mask without a nose piece
Buying a face mask sight unseen for this price was a leap of faith, especially as the numbers of these products has grown significantly over the past few months. With a couple of modifications, this is a good option to consider. I was not attracted by the mickey silhouette aspect of this product, which seemed gimmicky, but it looks like that's the only option as of this writing.<br /><br />The good: This mask is big enough to cover the chin, mouth, nose, and most of my cheeks comfortably (beats me where the news media gets their huge masks from that cover even more). The fabric is soft and smells nice, the latter probably from my washing! It has a large filter pocket. It's two layers without the filter.<br /><br />The bad: the elastic wasn't long enough for me, and it's somewhat uncomfortable. I added length and thus comfort to it with a string.<br /><br />The fixes: Make the elastic longer with a cinch for sizing down. In my case, I've read where people have used a button tied at one end to catch on the other end. I would think some kind of clip might work as well. The second fix is to add a nose bridge to reduce the amount of fogging on one's glasses. Some folks have used a pipe cleaner.
Rating: 4 stars