Keeping yourself and your family safe ought to be a priority now during this corona virus pandemic as everything seems to be out of control. 
The range of SARS-CoV-2 is at least 60-140nm. The virus itself is smaller than dust, although it can be carried in large particles. Because of this, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has recommended that every health care provider, essential worker should wear N95 face masks.
N95 face mask
N95 face mask or N95 respirator is an abbreviation for N95 filtering face piece respirator which has the certified requirement of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) because it filters 95% of airborne particles, at least. 
N95 respirators have been commonly used since the onset of the global pandemic "corona virus." Although, it can filter at least 95% particulate, it cannot provide protection against gases or vapor. An original N95 face mask has the following features:
●   It is marked with the text "National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health" (NIOSH), or simply put, it has the NIOSH logo.
●   It easily protects people from contracting the virus as the droplets are confined inside the mask, so if someone contracts the virus and already had their face mask on, he can protect others around him.
●   Headbands which provides maximum fitting for the respirators.
●   It is made from synthetic polymer fibers.
●   It can filter 95% of airborne particles.
●   It is cleared by the Food and Drug Administration and approved by NIOSH.
Where to get an N95 respirator
You can get an N95 respirator from retail outlets, online stores, etc. At pandemic pal, we have N95 face masks for sale. All you have to do is contact us and get a 10% discount off your order.
Can I still wear N95 face mask after vaccination?
For now-yes! These vaccines are still relatively new, and we don't know much about how they work. Researchers are working hard to find out if the vaccine prevents one from getting infected or stops one from getting sick. Well, till we get enough valuable information, it will be wise to still wear your N95 face mask.
"Prevention is better than cure"
So if you'll be going out, or visiting public places where unvaccinated people will be, do well to wear your mask!
There are two types of N95 respirators; cup and flat-fold. These respirators are more effective compared to local cotton or cloth face masks because they filter minute airborne particles better than cloth or cotton face mask can
A final note
While we pray for speedy recovery for those already sick, and for things to be better, it will be wise to get yourself an N95 respirator. Anyone can wear an N95 respirator, it's not reserved only for health workers or essential workers. Protect yourself now.

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