3M Professional Paint Respirator, Recommended For Spray Painting And Jobs With Solvents, Long Lasting Comfort, Medium, N95, 7512PA1-A

I cld probably wear this mask all day. Really comfortable, easy to breathe in. Doesn’t steam up my glasses

worked really well for me. Fits well and reasonably comfortable. Used for brush on varnish

I use this while working with plastic cement and it's been both comfortable and easy to adjust.Keep in mind that it comes with 2 filter types you install together: the organic vapor cartridge to block certain vapors and gases, and the P95 filter (thin white piece) which is held in place over the OV cartridge with a retaining cap. You will need to replace each filter separately, or order 3M's combination cartridges which include both types in one piece.To find out which type of cartridge you need, find the hazardous substances on the Material Safety Data Sheet of whatever chemicals you expect to work with, and match them to the Respirator Selection Guide on 3M's website.

Its easy to use. its light. fits well. i dont know if the filtering mechanism is so great to be honest

Always works well.

Using this mask with P95 particulate filters and it works great! It's a night and day difference with the OV cartridges, especially in confined spaces such as my RV (painting my private domicile). I don't use the P100 as I want to keep the loading down and it's not necessary in my situation. The mask itself is quite comfortable; the only complaint is that the bridge of the nose comes close to my goggles. This will probably interfere with many fully sealing goggles.I love the variety of filters available for this mask. I will be buying separate N95 particulate filters so that I can use this really comfortable respirator when I work in minor dust/mold situations. P100/N100 are not required for less than 10 square feet as per the CDC. I see some reviewers speaking about the P100 filters, but there's no real use for P100/N100 on this respirator. It's better just to get full face protection when your goggles don't fit snugly (comfortably). Do you really want to work in an environment where you can't fully protect your moist eyes from mold spores and bits of poo? Don't take Half-measures. If I find myself in a tough mold situation I'll say no thanks and burn the place down instead.If you need a good everyman respirator - this is the one. If you have major mold issues to remediate, I suggest you go 'full measure' and consider your options (full-face mask, flame thrower, brother-in-law) before buying this respirator.The final thing is the mask does not seem to seal well around facial hair; a goatee would be OK at the largest. Note that the back strap is hard plastic. If you've undergone chemotherapy or have no hair, the upper strap may irritate your skin so wear a hat.

Great

'm guessing wherever this mask came from, the pallet collapsed, and pierced the filter. I have no idea how long the filter has been exposed to particulates, and therefore cannot gauge the usability of it. Even worse it came in opened, and probably used from what I can tell. Buy this in person instead of gambling.