What is the difference between sterilized masks and antibacterial masks?

[Answer] The sterilized mask is the product has been sterilized before it comes out of the factory. The mask itself has no bacteria, but it cannot kill germs or viruses afterwards. For antibacterial masks, the mask its own can actively kill germs or viruses. For example, if bacteria goes through the mask, it will automatically kill bacteria. Sterilization mask is meaningless in the environment with bacterial pollution. Only antibacterial masks can reduce the risk of infection.

What is the difference between Anbatec antibacterial masks and other antimicrobial masks?

[Answer] Anbatec antibacterial masks uses globally patented Anbatec POM Antiviral Technology, which provides quadruple antimicrobial activity through in-stu theory, that rapidly kills and performs long-term micro-organism inhibition effects.

During this process, our antimicrobial agent does not directly function upon targets, therefore will not deplete as time passes, and guarantees long-term antimicrobial effect.

This innovative technology is Eco-friendly, does not cause allergic reaction, also non-toxic, non-corrosive.

What kind of microorganism can Anbatec antibacterial masks kill?

[Answer] Target microbes:

· Gram-positive bacteria, including multi-drug resistant methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin enterococci VRE

· Gram-negative bacteria, including multi-resistant ESBL and Legionella (aerobic and anaerobic bacteria)

· Fungi, such as Candida

· Viruses such as influenza, H1N1 and H1N5

What is the Antimicrobial parameter of Anbatec Technology?

[Answer]

Antimicrobial Rate:> 99.99%.

Long-term Antimicrobial Rate：>99.99%

Viral Inactivation Rate：>99.99%

Long-term Anti-mildew Grade: Grade 0