Honeywell - Particulate Respirator N95 - 50 masks $34.97

Bought at $39.97 a week ago. Gonna see if I can get an adjustment.

Hot deal!

Stock up now for next winter.

I recall reading some studies and these are NIOSH approved, but they always come a slightly behind the 3m ones in particulate filtration percentages. Still a very good deal to prepare for the next variant.

Got one, good price!

Thanks OP

Thanks for posting this OP. I bought this a couple of weeks when the price was $45.

Have sent in price adjustment request that hopefully they will honor (i don't have a membership)

Update: Got a refund email within 12 hours or so

Do these seal well around the nose?
I have tried many different n95's (+ a few kn95's), can never get a good seal.

Reviews are mixed on if it is too small for a large head.

all it takes is Ontario not testing for covid properly and I can save money on masks. Im liking this.

I wasn't fond of these masks because they were too small for my face and the strap kept on breaking as a result. So be aware this would work best if you have a small face. What constitutes small? That I can't help with - someone insert a joke here though -->

It doesn't hurt to have a good stock of N95 masks. Masking has become second nature to me when I'm entering a business.

Really, does anyone need to see my sorry face?

All kidding aside, wearing N95s when I'm out and about will probably keep me healthier as I'm reducing my risks for catching whatever other virus or bacteria are floating around (in addition to Covid).

Everyone basically has to do their own risk assessment.

i have never seen these at the yorktech road location. Did they ever have these at this store?

There were tons at Burnaby (Still Creek) around 5 pm today: $29.97

I had bought a box of these mid January when they were $56.99+ $3.99 PST = $60.98 total
(Still unopened, since I was using Vitactore masks, which were pretty expensive)

So I will likely return the January purchase, as the price now is effectively 50% off.

That said, I still believe in masks. I managed to stay Covid-free for over 2 years...
A month or so ago, we had a meeting at our client's office.
Nobody at that meeting wore a mask, so I felt out of place and removed mine...
Well that was stupid on my part.

A week or so later I started having a bit of like sore throat at night, and it progressed very quickly overnight, had high fever, sore throat (felt more like swelled throat), terrible-terrible headache, etc., etc, Did an anti-gen test at the end of that day 1 (as I call it) and it was positive. Let's just say it was like that for about 3+ days, before it finally started gradually calming down. I would say I was back to normal-ish after 7 days. Afterwards I still had terrible coughs for probably 10+ days. (Interestingly enough did not lose taste/smell.

I consider myself fit, healthy, eating healthy, was fully vaxed (3 doses of Moderna).
And yet, it got me pretty bad.

Back in January my wife contracted Omicron and it wasn't that bad.
(at the time I wore mask around house to prevent the spread, and managed to stay covid free)

Personally I feel that masks do help, and will continue wearing it at high-trafficked areas like when shopping etc.

you should have done pfizer for booster. Mixing the 2 can help

You can still order items from Costco.ca without membership?!?

no, members only.

muffin4life wrote: ↑ You can still order items from Costco.ca without membership?!?

chem smell goes away after you wear it for 10 mins. Breathing is never easy when the mask is working properly, nor do you want it to be easy, but is reasonable. Wouldnt want to do a workout with it on.

wolfpack27616 wrote: ↑ Thanks for posting this OP. I bought this a couple of weeks when the price was $45.

Have sent in price adjustment request that hopefully they will honor (i don't have a membership)

Update: Got a refund email within 12 hours or so

Just curious... How did you manage to order online without membership? This practice was discontinued a while ago.