Jun 1, 2020
LOS ANGELES - June 1, 2020 - PRLog -- The CDC recently confirmed that a new potentially deadly inflammatory syndrome has been linked to COVID-19 within children. So, as communities throughout the US are easing stay at home measures and re-opening parks, movie theaters, stores, shopping malls, and more; it's extremely important that just like adults, children are also wearing well-fitting and effective personal protection gear to reduce the spread and exposure of COVID-19 and other viruses. Unfortunately, most personal protection masks are designed for adult usage and cannot offer the same protection to children because they are loose fitting and leave open gaps, inhibit easy breathing, or obstruct vision. So, to protect children, Los Angeles based 8th Floor LLC, created ChildFaceMask.com and is devoted to keeping little ones protected properly.
"As a parent, I understand the importance of keeping kids protected at all costs," said Ronny Mirel, so-founder of Floor 8 LLC. "We're not only making KN90 certified child-size face masks which are shipping immediately online, but for every purchase, we're donating masks to local hospitals and child-focused organizations in need throughout Southern California."
The masks are washable and made from a non-woven high quality, breathable soft antibacterial 4-ply fabric and include an adjustable nose bridge and elastic ear straps to ensure a secure yet comfortable fit for ages 3-9 years old. In addition to reducing exposure to COVID-19, the masks are proven to help prevent child infection of viruses and bacteria as well as reducing the occurrence of respiratory allergies, such as hay fever, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma & more. Available in fun prints including: camo, kitties, doggies, butterflies, and more in sets of four to 12.
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