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The 3M 8511 mask on participants F-28 and F-68.

In both cases, the material of the respirator makes contact with the wearers’ skin close to the tip of the chin, leaving what appears to be a visible gap. However, there was enough subcutaneous fat to consistently seal the mask in participant F-28, achieving the maximum score of 200+ for all tests. In the case of F-68, there was not enough subcutaneous fat to consistently ensure a seal between the respirator and the skin, leading to consistently low fit testing results.
Date Published: January 22, 2021
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O’Kelly E, Arora A, Pirog S, Ward J, Clarkson PJ (2021) Comparing the fit of N95, KN95, surgical, and cloth face masks and assessing the accuracy of fit checking. PLoS ONE 16(1): e0245688. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0245688

Author O’Kelly E, Arora A, Pirog S, Ward J, Clarkson PJ (2021)
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