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    Mighty Well Mask Do’s and Don’ts (and Why’s)

    by Ariela Paulsen August 4, 2020October 7, 2020
    written by Ariela Paulsen

    The CDC recommends wearing droplet masks when you are around other people.  Droplet masks work by keeping your droplets (germ-carrying moisture from your breath) away from other people.  

    While we don’t know much about this novel coronavirus, we do know that it can be transmitted by people who do not feel any symptoms, or who are not aware they are sick.  Research is also beginning to show that it can remain airborne for hours.  This means virus particles that we breathe out don’t just infect people who immediately breathe it in or touch the surfaces on which the virus has landed — although that can happen.  The virus can actually linger in the air so that anyone who breathes in near where the infected person was previously standing could become infected.

    This is problematic because, while we can disinfect surfaces, it is difficult to disinfect the air.  The good news is that there’s a very simple and inexpensive way to keep our air safe to breathe — masks!

    When we all wear masks in public places, the air remains clear of coronavirus.  Those we come into contact with, as well as anyone sharing the air space later, are kept safer.  

    In order to maximize this protection, we’ve put together some tips for correctly using your mask:

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  • Phone, Wallet, Keys… Mask! Tips for creating positive habits

    by Ariela Paulsen July 21, 2020October 7, 2020

    As someone who believes wholeheartedly in the importance of wearing masks, I have been dismayed repeatedly by finding myself in…

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  • Caring For Your Mighty Well Mask

    by Ariela Paulsen July 16, 2020May 25, 2023

    We have been thrilled to see the Mighty Well Mask orders flowing in, not just because we are donating a…

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  • Opening Up

    by Ariela Paulsen July 14, 2020May 25, 2023

    States have loosened their restrictions and businesses are reopening and accepting customers.  Many Americans are returning to work and a…

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  • Partnership For Progress: Mighty Well & Suffering the Silence

    by Ariela Paulsen July 10, 2020May 25, 2023

    This is an important moment in history. We are in the midst of an uprising, demanding racial justice that is…

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  • How We Give

    by Ariela Paulsen July 9, 2020May 25, 2023

    As a mission-based company, Mighty Well is always looking for opportunities to give back.  Patients and caregivers aren’t just our…

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  • Mighty Well Mask FAQ

    by Ariela Paulsen July 2, 2020May 25, 2023

    You asked, and we listened!  Here are answers to the questions we’ve been hearing from our Friends in the Fight:…

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  • Getting Back To It

    by Ariela Paulsen June 30, 2020October 7, 2020

    These last few weeks, we’ve seen a wave of people getting out of the house, whether to enjoy the summer…

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  • Mighty Well Mask Fit and Features Guide

    by Ariela Paulsen June 26, 2020August 16, 2022

    Sofia: 130 pounds and 5′ 4″ (small charcoal mask) The effectiveness of wearing a mask depends largely on how it…

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