CA-N95 KIDS (XS) Blue Disposable Respirator Mask - Made in Canada

The first Made-in-Canada respirator mask for children

Fits most kids ages 4-10

≥95% particulate filtration 

Made in Canada by Canada Masq, this flat fold respirator face mask is engineered for excellent comfort, fit, and breathability.

New for July 2022: black earloops and a slightly more "denim" hue of blue

• Model name: CA-N95
• For consumer use. Not intended for healthcare use.
• 4-layer highly breathable construction includes a double layer of non-woven meltblown polypropylene for filtration.
• Graphene-free
• Manufactured in Ontario, Canada by Canada Masq, a Health Canada MDEL license holder
• Easy breathing: very low inhalation and exhalation resistance (Test Report)
• Particle Filter Efficiency (PFE) >95% (Test Report)
• Note: These masks are not NIOSH N95. These masks achieve >95% particulate filtration efficiency in the test samples using the NIOSH standard procedure TEB-APR-STP-0059 (Test Report)
• Note: Earloops do not meet the headband requirement of NIOSH N95
• Moldable metal nose piece creates a tighter seal to reduce air leakage and glasses fogging
• Dispose after 8 hours of accumulated use (e.g. one 8-hour school day, or eight 1-hour trips to the store)
• Fits most children ages 4-10. Fit must be checked for adequate seal against the face. If respirator does not seal, discontinue use. For kids 8+ with larger heads/faces, also try the CA-N95 size Small, Medium or the Dent-X FN-N95-510
• Canada Strong Masks is an official authorized retailer for Canada Masq
• Made in Canada 
• Expiry 10/2026 or later

This respirator features a metal nose piece and expandable 3D shape similar to KF94 that fits most children ages 4-10. For teens or larger youth, consider CA-N95 Small or FN-N95-510.

The 3D horizontal-fold shape creates a large filter surface that's easier to breathe through, keeping you cooler and more comfortable vs many cotton and surgical masks.

The wide and soft fabric flaps spread the pressure gently across your face to eliminate pressure points and discomfort of traditional cup-style respirators.

Ensure the mask nose bridge is formed tightly against the nose by pushing inwards firmly with fingers from both hands. Ensure the ear loops are snug for a tight seal between the mask and face, especially around the nose. For smaller faces, try tightening the ear loops using cord locks or a strap extender or tie a knot in the earloops. Check for air leakage when donning and at every opportunity. If air leakage persists around the edge of the mask, please discontinue use and seek a better-fitting respirator mask.

Note: this respirator mask with model name CA-N95 was launched in early 2021 prior to the publication of CSA standard CSA Z94.4.1-21 in late 2021. This respirator mask is not intended to meet the CA-N95 requirements of that standard and should not be confused with such products. For a CSA-certified respirator mask with designation CA-N95F-100Pa, please see the Canada Masq Q100.

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Note: Canada Strong Masks is a Health Canada licensed distributor with MDEL #18557. Due to safety requirements, we are unable to accept returns on masks or respirators even if unopened.