12 Ways to Help Employees Return to Work Safely
From March to June, many Americans sheltered in place to protect themselves and help slow the spread of coronavirus. Now, following months of quarantine, many employees are returning to work or preparing to return to work. Unfortunately, with COVID-19 resurging in many parts of the country, many are not all that happy about it. A […]
Guide on When, Where, and How To Wear a Face Mask
Perhaps the country began reopening too soon, or maybe people simply didn’t pay enough attention to the safety guidelines—or even believe them. Whatever the reason, COVID-19 cases are once again surging across the United States, and the virus continues to threaten the health and lives of people in other parts of the world as well. […]
Mighty Well Mask Do’s and Don’ts (and Why’s)
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 […]
Phone, Wallet, Keys… Mask! Tips for creating positive habits
As someone who believes wholeheartedly in the importance of wearing masks, I have been dismayed repeatedly by finding myself in public spaces without a mask. How could this keep happening? The more I isolate myself, the more out of practice I get with how to prepare to go out. What can we do to change […]
Caring For Your Mighty Well Mask
We have been thrilled to see the Mighty Well Mask orders flowing in, not just because we are donating a mask for every five-pack sold but also because all of these people are taking steps to keep the people around them safe! Now that our community is receiving the Mighty Well Mask, we want to […]
Opening Up
States have loosened their restrictions and businesses are reopening and accepting customers. Many Americans are returning to work and a sense of normalcy. For those of us who are immunocompromised or medically-complicated, this is far from over. For those starting to feel more stability, let’s remember that COVID-19 affects each of us differently, and give […]
Partnership For Progress: Mighty Well & Suffering the Silence
This is an important moment in history. We are in the midst of an uprising, demanding racial justice that is long overdue. And as we join this fight to dismantle systemic racism, we also find ourselves in the midst of another battle: the fight against COVID-19. Even as the world starts to open back up, […]
How We Give
As a mission-based company, Mighty Well is always looking for opportunities to give back. Patients and caregivers aren’t just our work, they are our community. We feel the effects of this experience, acutely. We want to make sure that everyone out there stays safe, but we also understand that finances are tough. We would like […]
Mighty Well Mask FAQ
You asked, and we listened! Here are answers to the questions we’ve been hearing from our Friends in the Fight: What size should I get? The Mighty Well Mask comes in three stylish colors and five comfortable sizes: KIDS, XS, S, M, L. See our fit and features guide for sizing charts and more! Our […]
Getting Back To It
These last few weeks, we’ve seen a wave of people getting out of the house, whether to enjoy the summer weather or to attend protests in support of Black lives. States are also beginning to loosen their restrictions and people are heading back to work, restaurants, and shopping centers. While this means renewed hope for […]
Mighty Well Mask Fit and Features Guide
Sofia: 130 pounds and 5′ 4″ (small charcoal mask) The effectiveness of wearing a mask depends largely on how it fits — the idea is for all air going in and out to be filtered by the fabric. This protects you from germs in the environment, and also prevents any germs you may have from […]
Compassion in Uncertain Times
Fear can do funny things to our brains. It disrupts the balance in our autonomic nervous system, activating the fight, flight, or freeze response. In times of fear, we are more likely to pull inward or lash outward at potential threats. This is a perfectly normal survival mechanism and something we are seeing during COVID-19. […]