The Covidisor is a N95 respirator that protects your head without hiding your smite! It provides a continuous stream of purified air to keep you safer so you can be closer with others, whether at work, school, commuting, traveling, socializing, or everyday shopping.

The Covidisor is a full head PAPR (powered air purifying respirator) that protects your head without covering it. The Covidisor is designed for teachers at schools and universities, for commuters and travelers, and for service workers in interior spaces.

2021年3月22日 · In essence, the Covidisor is a crystal-clear construction helmet retrofitted inside a custom polycarbonate bubble, which is outfitted with two replaceable N95 filters and a nylon neck gaiter. But...

Based on feedback and experience, the best way to get you started using the Covidisor is to walk you through it via a personal Zoom call. We’ll show you how to connect the filters, fan, and battery; how to correctly don and doff the Covidisor; and …

NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Covidisor today announced a new "powered air purifying respirator" (PAPR) that provides N95 level or higher respiratory protection without masking the ...

1,630 Followers, 86 Following, 45 Posts - Covidisor (@covidisor) on Instagram: "A transparent N95 respirator that protects your head without a mask. Fashionable PAPR for safer commuting, working, and teaching. 🌎 Worldwide shipping"

2020年7月27日 · Introduction to the Covidisor PAPR (Powered Air Purifying Respirator). Details on covidisor.com

The Covidisor is a Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) protecting your entire head without hiding it. It provides bi-directional N95 (or N100) air filtration, is light weight, comfortable to wear for extended periods, easy to put on & take off, and is beard and Face ID friendly.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Covidisor today announced a new "powered air purifying respirator" (PAPR) that provides N95 level or higher respiratory protection without masking the ...

Setting up the Covidisor Connecting the Filters. The front two filters use a three prong “bayonet” mount. One of the prongs is smaller than the other two. Match the smaller prong in the mount with the smaller opening in the back of the filter. Press the filter in slightly and rotate it clockwise until you hear a click (about 45 degrees).