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Face Mask
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been several changes to federal and state government mandatory face mask guidelines. Therefore, we recommend visiting your state government website to view current face mask guidelines and rules for different settings such as public hospitals and private healthcare facilities, residential care, hostels, schools, public transport, airports, festivals, commercial aircraft and so on.
The government websites for your reference are below:
We recommend following your facility or workplace’s mask fit-testing protocols. If face mask fit testing isn’t offered at your workplace, you can make an appointment with an independent fit-testing service.
Please call 1800 DET MED to see if we have recommended fit testing providers in your area. Not using your mask in a healthcare or high-risk environment? Check with your workplace as fit testing may not be required.
Our D95 P2 Respirator Masks are recommended for use in hospitals, healthcare, and clinical environments that conduct fit checking procedures to ensure your mask is on correctly.
If you’re buying our Level 3 Surgical Face Masks, Level 2 Medical Procedure Face Masks, or 3-Ply Community Face Masks, watch our Mask Instruction Video or download our How to Guide to ensure your mask is on correctly.
It is essential to select the best face mask type for your environment of use, whether you wear glasses or not. If you’re purchasing our D95 P2 Respirator Mask and work in an environment that conducts fit testing, your fit tester will advise how to wear your glasses with your mask.
We recommend that you ask your optometrist for tips on preventing your glasses from fogging for other face mask types, including our Level 3 Surgical Mask, Level 2 Medical Procedure Mask, and 3-Ply Community Face Mask. In addition, your local pharmacy may sell anti-fog lens cleaners, sprays, or gels to help prevent your glasses from fogging while wearing a mask.
No. Detmold Medical Face Masks are single-use disposable masks and should not be used more than once.
See donning and doffing instructional video for Face masks with earloops and the D95 P2 Respirator with FitClipTM.
All our face masks are proudly made in Australia by Detmold Medical, part of the Australian family-owned Detmold Group.
We founded Detmold Medical and began manufacturing face masks in early 2020 to safeguard Australia’s frontline healthcare professionals and the community with a reliable supply of locally manufactured PPE. Read our incredible story.
The ‘D’ in ‘D95’ stands for ‘Detmold’ and refers to our type of P2 Respirator Face Mask, which has a better than 95% particulate filtration performance. The ‘N’ in ‘N95’ refers to the NIOSH Standard (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), to which the N95 Surgical Respirator Mask complies. ‘N’ rated masks are not resistant to oil.
Our comprehensive Face Mask Comparison Table guides you through the face mask differences to help you decide the best face mask for your environment of use.
If it’s your first time buying a Detmold Medical Face Mask, we recommend following our step-by-step guide on our Which Face Mask Is Right For Me? page. You can also view our Face Mask Comparison Table to find the best face mask for your environment of use. Need more help? Please call 1800 DET MED or email our Customer Service team.
You may be able to claim a deduction for the cost of face masks that protect you while performing work duties. We recommend you visit the Australian Taxation Office’s website for more information on tax deduction eligibility or speak to your tax advisor or accountant.