Enro masks and N95 respirators are actually in completely different categories: Enro masks are considered barrier face coverings, while N95 masks were designed and implemented solely for use in medical settings and therefore are required to be tested by NIOSH. In addition, all FDA-cleared N95 respirators are strictly labeled as “single-use” disposable devices, and they are not designed (nor recommended) for children or individuals with facial hair. We designed Enro masks for non-medical settings, while still providing comparable filtration efficiency results to an N95 respirator. Additionally, Enro masks feature: nylon ear loops with rubber stoppers that allow you to independently adjust the upper or lower portion of the mask; a bendable nose bridge that conforms to each unique face; an advanced filter that maintains filtration efficiency up to 100 washes; and six different sizes to fit 97% of the population. In contrast, N95 respirators are for single use only, are only available in two adult sizes, and they are not adjustable.