Discovered these masks from Target

 I happened to be in the aisle that had disposable masks at Target. I discovered the following ones (below):



I like the KN95 or N95 masks because they don't suffocate you on your mouth (it doesn't even touch your mouth because of how its built). I opened up these masks when I got home & here were my findings:

  • They aren't individually wrapped 
  • There are 4 total in the package
  • They have this nice, comfortable silicone protection for the top of your nose (you can see in below photo):

  • They also come with adjustable plastic straps (you can see the one on the left side of the mask in photo above). For me, when I tried the mask on, I would remove the adjustable ends since it gives it more flexibility/and size.
  • The masks are $19.99 before taxes so, yes way more than what I've spent but sometimes you can't go cheap. 
  • Sideview of mask out of the package (photo below):



  • Although I tried on for a few moments & haven't worn fully, I am pleased with these masks thus far.

After my findings and putting away for future use, I said, "Almost makes you want to wear a mask!" LOL! 😀😊

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