Respiratory Protection for Industry and Healthcare. Made in USA 🇺🇸 | There is NO benefit to infection |
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ALT man in black elastomeric respirator
ALT A white elastomeric--as in, made of rubber--half-face respirator mask. This one is shaped to go from the bridge of the nose to under the chin. There are two disc-shaped attachments on either side for N95 filter pads. This respirator is digitally painted over in the style of pop artist Keith Haring. The filter compartments are blue and say IGNORANCE = FEAR, SILENCE = DEATH. There is a pink triangle on each one. The nose area has dancing people in bright, rainbow colors and says MASK UP FOR LIFE!! The head strap has been colored pink. There is a Haring-style pink barking dog in a center space. In the corners are examples of Haring's original artwork. One is brightly colored. It shows dancing people and reads "Ignorance = fear, silence = death. Fight AIDS / Act Up". There is a small pink triangle in the corner. The other is black and white linework of dancing people and it says "ACT UP FOR LIFE!!"
ALT Number of People | Chances Anyone is Infectious 1 3.4% 2 6.7% 3 9.9% 4 13.0% 5 16.0% 6 18.9% 7 21.7% 8 24.4% 9 27.0% 10 29.5% 15 40.8% 20 50.3% 25 58.2% 30 64.9% 35 70.5% 40 75.3% 50 82.6% 75 92.7% 100 97.0% 150 99.5% 200 99.9% 300 >99.9% 400 >99.9% 500 >99.9%
ALT This image shows a series of gauges with the Nov 4 - 17, 2023 Hazard Index scores for Canada, the provinces, and territories. Read from left to right: Canada: 19.4 - SEVERE Alberta: 17.5 - SEVERE British Columbia: 15.3 - SEVERE Manitoba: 20.3 - SEVERE New Brunswick: 20.9 - SEVERE Newfoundland and Labrador: 21.6 - SEVERE North: 15.5 - SEVERE Nova Scotia: 14.3 - SEVERE Ontario: 20.9 - SEVERE Prince Edward Island: 14.3 - SEVERE Quebec: 13.8 - SEVERE Saskatchewan: 21.0 - SEVERE All Hazard Index input data and sources are available here (https://covid19resources.ca/covid-hazard-index/) Hazard index scores are grouped into 6 ranges: LOW (<1, blue), MODERATE (1 to <2, white), ELEVATED (2 to <4, yellow), HIGH (4 to <6, light orange), VERY HIGH (6 to <8, dark orange), SEVERE (>8 red)." To access the past scores table, please visit https://covid19resources.ca/covid-hazard-index/
