KN95 Respirator/FFP2
White respiratory protective half-face mask, with the mentions "KN95" and EN 149:2001+A1:2009 printed on it.
- Risk level
- Other types of alerts
- Tyyppi
- Health risk / other
- Luokka
- Protective equipment
- Origin
- Unknown
Hazard: The product advertises a protective potential against (viral) particles but its filtering capacity has not been certified by a relevant (European) body. Consequently, the product might not fulfil the health and safety requirements and thus not properly protect if not combined with additional measures.
⚖️ Toimenpiteet viranomaisten määräämässä järjestyksessä
- ▸ Measures ordered by economic operators (to: Distributor) Withdrawal of the product from market
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What is this? This is a face mask called a KN95 or FFP2. It claims to protect you from tiny germs in the air.
What's happening? The mask has not been checked and approved by the right European group. So it may not work well to keep you safe.
Does this affect me? If you live in Latvia and have this mask, you might not be fully protected.
What should I do? Stop using this mask. Ask your pharmacist or doctor for a mask that is approved.
🤖 Tämä selkeäsanainen yhteenveto on tuotettu viranomaisen ilmoituksesta tekoälyä käyttäen. Se on tarkoitettu yleisluontoiseen tiedottamiseen — ei lääkärinlausunto. Terveydestäsi päättäessäsi ota aina yhteyttä apteekkiin tai lääkäriin ja lue alla oleva virallinen lähde.
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Risk level: Other types of alerts · Type: Health risk / other · Category: Protective equipment · Hazard: The product advertises a protective potential against (viral) particles but its filtering capacity has not been certified by a relevant (European) body. Consequently, the product might not fulfil the health and safety requirements and thus not properly protect if not combined with additional measures. · Origin: Unknown
Kaikki tämän sivun tiedot perustuvat virallisen viraston tiedotteeseen. Käännämme ja tiivistämme ne; emme lisää tai muokkaa faktoja.
