Myths and facts when it comes to wearing masks (1)

Wearing a mask is a proven way to help reduce and prevent the spread of COVID-19. But even now, there is a great deal of misinformation circulating about masks and their safety and effectiveness. Here are some of the myths about mask use, along with the facts.

Myth: Surgical or non-medical masks aren’t truly masks. To be a mask it should have engineered breathing openings that allow for the free flow of air when people inhale or exhale.

Fact: Surgical and non-medical masks are masks – protective face coverings that help capture your respiratory particles and prevent exposure to the infectious respiratory particles of others. These masks are not intended to seal airtight against the face.
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Wearing masks is crucial in preventing the spread of COVID-19. Let's debunk myths and stick to facts. Surgical and non-medical masks are effective in reducing respiratory particles transmission. Remember, masks are not meant to be airtight. 