O&M HALYARD, INC. is recalling approximately 41,790 FLUIDSHIELD 3 N95 Particulate Filter Respirators and Surgical Masks (size small, orange color) because a sample failed a filtration efficiency test. This defect means the masks may not provide the level of respiratory protection intended for the user, especially in medical environments. The affected masks were distributed to eleven U.S. states and internationally to Columbia. If you have these masks, you should contact your healthcare provider or the manufacturer for further instructions regarding the recall.
The respirator failed to meet filtration efficiency standards, meaning it may allow airborne particles or contaminants to pass through the mask. This exposes the user to an increased risk of inhaling harmful particles or pathogens they would otherwise expect to be filtered out.
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