LMP, the reusable FFP3 certified mask that tears off on Kickstarter

For all those who have failed to get their hands on a mask while waiting for the government to keep its promises, the reusable model FFP3 called LMP is here to save you.

In addition to not being for single use, the device combines other characteristics sought for a mask during this period of viral pandemic. Thus, it can boast of being compliant with FFP3 and N99 standards. Designed in silicone by designer Mark Austen, the model is the subject of real public interest on the Kickstarter platform.

What does the FFP3 certification of the LMP mask mean in practice?

The FFP3 standard guarantees filtration of 99% of germs and particles at least 2.5 µ in diameter. In fact, this is the highest level of protection of the FFP standard and one of the highest for a civilian mask. So it should protect from coronavirus, better thanAusAir.

Even surgical masks usually used in hospitals have only FFP2 certification. These are therefore for single use only and must be replaced after a few hours of use.

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