The face mask looks very similar to fabric masks but the USP is a concealed fan that purifies air that you breathe. The Philips Fresh Air Mask costs Rs 6,990. It features a 4-layered, non-valve filter design and has a two-way filtration system so that both inhaled and exhaled air passes through the filter. The company claims that the fan module is also designed to avoid spreading filtered exhaled air horizontally outward, which could potentially affect those in the vicinity of the mask wearer.
For effective air purification, the filter needs to be replaced after 40 hours of usage. When used at longer intervals, the company recommends replacing the filter at least every two weeks. “To guarantee filtration efficiency, the consecutive duration of use of a single disposable filter is recommended to be no longer than 40 hours,” as per a statement. There are so far no details available about the pricing of these replaceable filters. According to the company, these filters will be available on Amazon and other retail stores across the country from August 30 onwards.
It comes with a reusable cover with air mesh and is meant to fit on any face. It has a charging port for the fan module which can work for 2 to 3.5 hours after charging.
“Philips Fresh Air Mask which is specifically designed to minimize inconvenience caused by prolonged use of conventional masks, make you feel comfortable while keeping you safe. It is a state-of-the-art product which combines comfortable breathing with filtration efficiency and stylish looks. It is an easy and practical way to ensure you and your family are protected from air pollution,” said Vidyut Kaul, Head, Personal Health, Philips Indian Subcontinent in a statement.
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