You've heard rumors. We have the facts. What's true and what's false about face masks?
It is true that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires employers to keep their environment's air at 19.5% oxygen or higher. But wearing face masks will not cause serious health effects, and they prevent the wearer from spreading the virus to others.The COVID-19 virus alone is smaller than the N95 filter size.
Initial research — not yet peer-reviewed or FDA-approved — found electroceutical fabric is able to neutralize the virus after a minute of contact with the electrical field generated by the fabric.
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