Meet Brunhilda, our dental mask model.
This is a versaflo hood.
Lift the mask to expose your mouth.
Do not talk, swallow, or breathe from your mouth.
I know some of you have tested it with excellent results.
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@organichemusic Particularly looking for dosage based on weight/age group. The Takeda Information shows that the >6 age group is receiving the same dosage of that specific formulation. I don’t know if it has variation from what we have here as far as dosage would be. What would <6 age group be?
@organichemusic It’s possible I have found someone. Would you mind sharing some data with me. I mainly have the takeda approval but would like more on hand
Brunhilda is back
Adapting a 3M Hood S-133 (or S-433 with the shroud cut off) to a Honeywell Primair PA710C
-You must remove the hose connector and the headgear from the inside of the 3M Hood
-You must install 15mm snaps on each side of the Hood.
See details
@RaiinbowEyes This tutorial is for the purpose of adapting the 3m versaflo hoods to fit on the Honeywell primair.
Yes, it will be uncomfortable to lay back in this. A versaflo is much more comfortable and what I prefer.
@FitTestMyPlanet@LazarusLong13 I still cannot imagine a scenario in which a room occupied by unmasked people is safer with excellent IAQ, than breathing through a papr.
@FitTestMyPlanet@LazarusLong13 None of the 6 different dentist offices I have measured had anything close to that. I would not advise anyone to count on such an environment, including a hospital. I have seen IAQ vary in hospitals by floor and wing, with no regard to the designated treatment. Pulmonology worst
@FitTestMyPlanet@LazarusLong13 That would need to be some amazing seriously IAQ (and well masked HCW) for it to be safer than a PAPR. I go for all three.
While the yellow Honeywell hood can be used for a dental PAPR, the material is very stiff and uncomfortable. The chin is also perforated. #dentalpapr#dentalmask