MASKIT MASKER REUSABLE KIDS
Description
The Reusable Kids / Children use an effective Nano Silver and Carbon Active Filter technology that filters viruses and bacteria, absorbing pollutants and can be used over and over again. Maskit is made of soft, long - lasting Japanese cotton materials and a mask also equipped with nano silver & active carbon filters that can last for up to two weeks. Maskit can be reused, simply by replacing filters for only once. With silver and carbon-enable technology, the mask provides extra protection. The mask is designed with a largely designed mask, but it has a back-size mask that follows the size of filter size of filters. &bs, dust from the outside filters, which will be absorbed by micro-surfaces, which will then repopulated by carbon, which will be absorbed in the last carbon, which will be killed in the form.
Packaging
1 Pcs
Indication
Protecting the breathing gear from the dust while driving to protect yourself from bacteria & viruses (including COVID-19) Needs a safe and comfortable mask to use.
Category
Alat Kesehatan
Dosage
It can be used repeatedly, each day a mask can be washed. For filter replacements can be performed every 2 weeks
How to Use
Use Maskit: 1. Make sure the chin section is below 2. For hijab user: attach the hijab rope to head 3. For non-hib user: take off the hijab and put the rubber cord into the ear how to replace the Filter : Filter can be replaced for a maximum of two weeks after the filter is taken off the back of the filter mask which is in the filter bag in the filter in the filter with the new filter instead of the filter, take the filter out of the filter from the filter and put the filter into the filter mask *Reverse no problem once the filter is installed, it can be used again.
Storage
Keep it clean and dry.
Warning
Change Filter Maskit every 2 weeks
Standard Name
MASKIT MASKER REUSABLE KIDS
Manufacturer
PT Sainsgo Kain Indonesia
Notes
Last updated on December 16, 2025
Reference
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