A 4-piece set of Marvel cloth masks is priced at $7.98 (usually $19.99)
Despite the release of several vaccines, more people will die from the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States in 2021 than in 2020, and there is still a full month left. On Tuesday, November 23, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recorded 386,233 deaths from the virus this year, compared with 385,343 in 2020. Due to delays in reporting, this number may also be higher.
According to the New York Times, experts attribute this difference to the hesitation of vaccination and the relaxation of daily preventive measures such as social distancing, wearing masks and avoiding crowds.
Although no one can say with certainty what the world will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic or when we will get there, it is clear that in the foreseeable future, masks will be an important part of mitigating transmission, so we collect Some of the best prices previously online.
Except for the first one, this is my favorite. I know that my opinion may not have much meaning, and of course I am not an expert, but I have written a lot of articles about this, and I have formed some opinions. Now you all have to deal with this problem.
KF94 face shield with adjustable ear hooks ($1.99 each)
Although I have worn a few masks since the beginning of the pandemic, and I still carry N95 with me for air travel or other high-risk situations, this KN95 has become my first choice for daily use because it can comfortably cover me The entire face, never fogging my glasses, and then comfortably placed in my back pocket. In addition, it is black. I heard that this is a very cool color.
The rest of the Black Friday mask deal is as follows.
Disney masks, now at $7.98 (usually $19.99)
A 4-piece set of Marvel cloth masks is priced at $7.98 (usually $19.99)
MaskC Fashion Mask (40% off)
Banana Republic masks cost US$7.20 (usually US$18)
Honeywell DF300 disposable respirator: a box of 50, $34.78 (usually $38.66)
3M Daily Mask: 5 packs, $6.99
Gildan Adult 3-layer Lace-up Mask: 48-piece set for $9.11
Check out our Black Friday report to get early discount gifts for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
Joshua Sargent is the senior news editor of the Hearst Newspapers Department of Commerce. His works involve music, film and television, public health and cast iron pots. He can also play the guitar solo in Steely Dan's "Kid Charlemagne", which is almost completely correct, and he lives in Brooklyn with a cat. Email him at josh.sargent@hearst.com.