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Where to buy P2 face masks online in Australia

Where to buy P2 masks, as well as N95 and KN95 masks which are readily available in Australia.

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Face masks are still strongly recommended in many public settings. Because COVID-19 continues to evolve with highly transmissible variants, a reusable face mask may not provide a sufficient level of protection.

The Australian standard for a respiratory protection mask is a P2 mask. It promises to filter out 95% of particles, while keeping a secure fit on your face and preventing air leakage. The Australian P2 standard is similar to the American N95 standard and the Chinese KN95 standard.

Knowing the difference between P2, N95 and KN95 face masks can be confusing, however they are all relatively similar, with different countries having their own specifications.

For further details on this, read our explanation of the differences here.

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WHERE TO BUY P2, N95 AND KN95 FACE MASKS ONLINE

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Clinical Supplies

Clinical Supplies

Clinical Supplies is an Australian seller offering nationwide delivery. Deliveries are fully traceable and take 1–3 business days.

  • Use code: HEALTH20 at checkout for 20% off KN95 masks
  • Same day order processing
  • Nation-wide shipping, from Sydney
  • Have supplied hospitals, medical centres and frontline workers
  • Bulk buy in packs of up to 400 masks
  • TGA-, FDA- and CE-approved KN95 masks
  • Fully traceable delivery (1–3 days)
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Quality Medical Supplies

Quality Medical Supplies

Australian-owned business Quality Medical Supplies has a range of lab-tested KN95 masks in stock in various quantities.

  • 40% off everything for a limited time
  • Bulk mask packs available
  • 100% Australian-owned and operated
  • CE- and FDA-certified
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Aussie Pharma Direct

Aussie Pharma Direct

Aussie Pharma Direct offers quality 100% Australian-made and owned healthcare products that meet Australian compliance standards.

  • Cutting-edge nanofibre filter which filters 99.66% of airborne particulates
  • P2 masks with a nanofibre filter that last longer than P2 masks
  • 4 layers to help protect you against airborne viruses
  • Certified P2 Aus/NZ standard AS/NZS 1716:2012 (N95 standard)
  • TGA registered (ARTG #335981)
  • Free shipping for orders over $50
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eBay

eBay

eBay has multiple sellers, so delivery times can vary. You can search by guaranteed delivery date to see which mask will reach you the fastest.

  • Wide selection available
  • Free delivery on some items with eBay Plus membership
  • Sort sellers by estimated delivery date
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Amazon

Amazon

Although Amazon doesn't stock first-class masks, similar P2 masks are available. You can find a wide range of P2 masks thanks to the variety of sellers at hand.

  • Sign up to Amazon Prime and get free shipping and returns on some items
  • Trusted online marketplace
  • See customer ratings before buying
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Which retailers offer free delivery?

  • Aussie Pharma Direct: Free shipping on orders over $89
  • eBay: Free shipping from millions of sellers
  • Amazon: Free delivery on eligible orders with a Prime membership


What's the difference between a P2, FFP2, KN95 and N95 face mask?

Depending on your location, different face mask types are more widely used. For example, in the United States and Canada, N95 are common; in Australia and New Zealand you'll see P2 masks more often; in China, KN95 is the standard. Mask manufacturer 3M, which specialises in filtering facepiece respirators (FFR) masks, offers the following explanation of the main differences between each mask type.
Certification/Class
N95
FFP2
KN95
P2
Korea 1st Class
DS
Filter performance ≥ 95%≥ 95%≥ 95%≥ 94%≥ 94%≥ 95%
Test agentNaClNaCl and paraffin oilNaClNaClNaCl and paraffin oilNaCl
Flow rate85 L/min95 L/min85 L/min95 L/min95 L/min85 L/min
Total inward leakage (TIL) N/A≤ 8% leakage ≤ 8% leakage ≤ 8% leakage ≤ 8% leakage Inward Leakage measured and included in User Instructions
Inhalation resistance ≤ 343 Pa≤ 70 Pa (at 30L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95 L/min)≤ 500 Pa (clogging)≤ 350 Pa≤ 70 Pa (at 30L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95L/min)≤ 70 Pa (at 30L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95L/min)≤ 70 Pa (w/valve)≤ 50 Pa (no valve)
Flow rate85L/minVaried – seeabove85L/minVaried – seeaboveVaried – seeabove40L/min
Exhalation resistance ≤ 245 Pa≤ 300 Pa≤ 250 Pa≤ 120 Pa≤ 300 Pa≤ 70 Pa (w/valve) ≤ 50 Pa (no valve)
Flow rate85L/min160L/min85L/min85L/min160L/min40L/min
Exhalation valve leakage requirementLeak rate ≤ 30mL/minN/ADepressurization to 0 Pa ≥ 20 secLeak rate ≤ 30mL/minVisual inspection after 300L /min for 30 secDepressurization to 0 Pa ≥ 15sec
Force applied-245 PaN/A-1180 Pa-250 PaN/A-1,470 Pa
CO2 clearance requirementN/A≤ 1%≤ 1%≤ 1%≤ 1%≤ 1%
Source: 3M

Face mask rules in Australia

Click here for a complete rundown of rules regarding wearing face masks throughout Australia. In summary, face masks are strongly recommended in high-risk settings such as hospitals and crowded indoor venues.

As of 9 September 2022, it is no longer mandatory to wear a face mask on domestic flights. This is in line with earlier changes making it optional to wear a mask in airports. Face masks are strongly recommended on public transport, including taxi and rideshare services.


Frequently asked questions about N95, KN95 and P2 face masks


Masks are most effective when used in combination with frequent hand washing or use of an alcohol-based hand sanitiser. You can find out more information on when and how to use masks here on the World Health Organisation's site.


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