The colour faded on my face after I washed twice which wasn’t the case when I bought it during pandemic.quality is bad n I regret buying 10 pieces.just tried black colour.
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These masks are amazing. i am a freelance musician and these are the first masks I have found during COVID 19 that do not steam up my reading glasses. The transparency allows the singers and players... See more
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I am in my 80s and have a serious heart condition plus a leaking mitral valve. To wear a mask was proving to be almost impossible as unable to breathe and raising heart rate, Our daughter in the... See more
What a fab product! I was recommended Xula masks by a speech therapist at my daughter’s school, because I run baby and toddler classes, need to wear a mask, but also need to be able to breath to sing,... See more
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XULA the next generation, certified, see through, reusable mask. Independently tested in accordance too EN14683:2019+AC:2019 (same level as PPE) XULA is an ideal fit for all types of facial features, the light and comfortable innovative transparent nanopores fabric have been designed to filter particles (such as microorganisms/viruses) and not gases (such as oxygen), offering high breathability whilst remaining extremely effective providing 95% bacterial, 95% particle and 96% aerosol filtration protection to the wearer. XULA masks are also coated with HEIQ VIROBLOCK, an effective Swiss antiviral technology which kills 99.99% of bacteria and harmful viruses, allowing XULA masks to boast ‘best in class’ antibacterial, virus & microorganism protection, whilst the water-repellent, anti-fog fabric means no more issues with your glasses steaming up.
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Unit B1f, Fairoaks Airport, GU24 8HU, Chobham, United Kingdom
- xula@magnifybrands.co.uk
- xula.co.uk
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Amazing service and great masks
July 22, 2021
Reply from Xula
Abigail thank you so much for the kind review, we are super pleased you are happy with the service we provided and you are enjoying your XULA mask - thank you!
Love them and love the science!
Yet to wear them in public, but I love the concept of how they work and they feel so much more comfortable than regular masks, which used to make me claustrophobic. I’m wearing one to my first rock gig in 18 months tomorrow night so I guess time will tell
July 22, 2021
Reply from Xula
Jayne, hope you had a great time at your rock gig, bet it was nice to be out! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. There is certainly a lot of science that goes into XULA, super pleased our customers appreciate it - thank you for your custom!
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