Durio 904 Kids KF94 Respirator 10s

Durio 904 Kids KF94 Respirator is a disposable, multi-layer protective face mask designed in a smaller size for children. It follows the KF94 style of respirator, which has a three-dimensional, boat-shaped structure that sits away from the mouth and nose and is held in place with ear loops. The mask is constructed from non-woven fabric layers, a melt-blown filter layer and an adjustable nose bridge wire, and the materials are described as latex-free and medical-grade.

What distinguishes a KF94-style respirator from a flat surgical mask is its contoured shape and its close-fitting design. The melt-blown layer is the filtering heart of the mask, and the non-woven outer and inner layers give it structure and a soft contact surface. The adjustable nose wire lets the wearer shape the top edge to the bridge of the nose for a closer fit, and the loops go behind the ears rather than around the head.

This is a single-use device, not a medicine, and each mask should be used once and then discarded. It is supplied in a pack of 10 masks. Sizing is intended for children, so please check the size guidance and age information printed on the pack before ordering, and ensure an adult supervises its use.

Wash your hands before handling the mask. Hold the mask by the ear loops, place it over the nose and mouth, and hook one loop behind each ear. Press the nose wire down gently with your fingertips and mould it to the shape of the nose bridge so the top edge sits closely against the skin.

Make sure the mask covers the nose, mouth and chin and that there are no large gaps at the sides. Avoid touching the front of the mask while wearing it. To remove it, hold the ear loops only, lift them away from the ears, and dispose of the mask in a closed bin, then wash your hands. Do not wash or reuse a single-use mask.

Not applicable. This is a protective device, not a medicine, so there is no dose, frequency or maximum daily amount.

Use one mask at a time and replace it with a fresh one if it becomes damp, soiled, damaged or hard to breathe through. If a child feels dizzy, short of breath or distressed while wearing it, remove it immediately and seek medical advice if the symptoms continue.

Use before the expiry date printed on the packaging, if one is stated. Check that the pack is sealed and the mask is clean and undamaged before use.

Store in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture, dust and chemicals. Keep the unused masks in their original pack until needed. Keep out of the reach of babies and very young children.

• Common: Mild skin irritation, redness or pressure marks on the nose bridge, cheeks or behind the ears from the straps and nose wire.
• Common: A feeling of warmth, stuffiness or mild breathing resistance when worn for long periods, particularly in hot and humid weather.
• Serious: Difficulty breathing, dizziness, lightheadedness or blue lips. Remove the mask immediately and get urgent medical help, because these may signal that breathing is being restricted, and children should be watched closely.
• Serious: Signs of allergic skin reaction such as spreading rash or swelling around the contact area. Stop use and seek medical advice.

• Not suitable for babies and very young children, as a close-fitting mask can restrict breathing and carries a suffocation risk; always follow the age guidance on the pack.
• Do not use on a child who is unconscious, cannot remove the mask unaided, or has difficulty breathing unless a healthcare professional has advised it.
• Do not use if the mask is damaged, wet or soiled, or if a child has shown a skin reaction to mask materials.

• Not applicable. This is a protective device, not a medicine, and no drug or food interactions are known.

• Always wash your hands before putting on and after taking off the mask.
• Shape the nose wire carefully so the mask sits closely without pressing painfully on the nose.
• An adult should help the child put the mask on and check the fit.
• Take the mask off in a well-ventilated area and allow short breaks if the child feels hot or uncomfortable.
• Never share masks between children, and never reuse a single-use mask.
• Keep spare masks in a clean, dry place, and check the pack for any age or size guidance before purchase.

Precautions: This is a single-use protective device, not a medicine. Use only on children for whom the size is suitable, under adult supervision, and follow the age and size guidance on the pack. Not suitable for babies or very young children. Ensure the child can breathe comfortably and can remove the mask unaided. Do not reuse, and replace the mask if it is wet, soiled or damaged. Stop use if skin irritation develops.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: See a doctor or pharmacist if a child has difficulty breathing, dizziness or persistent skin irritation from wearing the mask, or if you are unsure whether a mask is suitable for a child with asthma, a chronic breathing condition or a skin condition. Seek urgent medical help immediately if the child’s lips turn blue or they struggle to breathe.