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Request InfoAdvantages of Elastomeric Reusable Half-Mask Respirators and Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR)
Reduction of Storage Space
Reusable elastomeric respirators may occupy a fraction of the storage space needed for stockpiling disposable N95 respirators.
Lower Total Cost of Ownership
A comparative cost analysis found reusable elastomeric half-face respirators to be less costly to stockpile than disposable masks and that stockpiling both disposable N95 respirators and reusable half-face respirators may be the best option.*
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Flexibility in Protection
Elastomeric respirators offer further flexibility for use in other national emergencies ranging from natural disasters to national security threats or other novel public health emergencies.
MSA Respiratory Products
Advantage® 200 LS Half-Mask Respirator
Advantage® 420 Half-Mask Respirator
OptimAir® TL PAPR
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*Baracco, G., Eisert, S., Eagan, A., & Radonovich, L. 2015. Comparative Cost of Stockpiling Various Types of Respiratory Protective Devices to Protect the Health Care Workforce During an Influenza Pandemic. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 9(3), 313-318. doi:10.1017/dmp.2015.12
