F.A.Q.
The Rehabiq Nano Face Mask is extremely safe because the filtration material is a nanofiber layer.
Regular protective respirators contain brittle borosilicate microfibers that can chip into sharp needle-
like particles during use. After inhalation, they settle in the lungs and have demonstrably negative
health effects (potentially even carcinogenic effects).
- smog
- allergens
- pollens
- bacteria
- viruses
- mold
- CE certification of Class I medical device
- Development and production 100 % in the Czech Republic
- Patented nanofiber technology
- The effectivity confirmed by tests performed in Nelson Labs
- Filtration efficiency for viruses and bacteria 99,9 %
- Impermeable to allergens
- Does not lose effectiveness by wetting
- Skin comfort and ease breathing high breathability 200 l/m2 /s
- Confirmed efficiency up to 12 hours
- The best price for high quality protection
How to put on the disposable nano face mask:
- Clean your hands with soap and warm water, towel-dry your hands before touching the mask.
- Take the mask from the box.
- Pick up the mask by holding the ear loops making sure nose clip is at the top.
- Place the mask on your face and put the loop around each ear.
- Shape the nose clip according to your need.
- Align the bottom edge of the mask, it should cover the mouth and chin.
- Do not touch the mask while wearing it.
How to remove a face mask safely:
- Clean your hands with soap and warm water, towel-dry your hands before touching the mask.
- Avoid touching the front, potentialy contaminated side of the mask.
- Manipulate the mask by the ear loops only.
- Hold both of the ear loops, carefuly remove the loops from behind the ears and take off the mask.
- Dispose the used face mask.
- Clean your hands with soap and water
As the name prefix suggests, the basis is a nanofiber with a thickness of one billionth of a meter (10-9
m). In the case of these disposable nano face masks, the fibers are made of 99.9% polypropylene and
0.1% PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) with a base of non-woven fabric. All of these are processed into
the unique material AntiMicrobeWeb R.
The inventor and technologist of this material is Ing. Marcela Munzarová. Mrs. Munzarová has been
involved in nanotechnologies for more than 15 years and has even recieved the nickname “Nano
Lady” internationally. The development of the AntiMicrobeWeb R material took almost one year. The
fibers are arranged to form an effective mechanical barrier in the form of a membrane which has such
small openings that no larger particles, viruses or bacteria pass through. The material was tested with
Staphylococcus aureus. Staphylococcus is a bacterium with a diameter 0.7-1.2 μm (micrometer),
which is 700-1200 nanometers. Protection against viruses was tested with a bacteriophage with a
diameter of 174 nanometers (bacteriophages have a diameter 20-200 nanometers, viruses 20-300
nanometers). Nano face masks have shown to be reliable protection and impermeability of particles up
to 99.9 % in both tests. FFP3 respirators showed 98 % protection.