40mm Gas Mask Filters,Full Face Respirator Mask Cartridge Filters,40mm Activated Carbon Filter Cartridge for Organic Vapor,Industrial Gas,Painting Fumes,Dust,Epoxy Resin,Welding

These work as expected - P100 for dry woodworking dust.

bought for my real Avon S10 gas mask for cosplay purposes, it screws in tight and you can't smell a thing with it on. tested by going into the garbage can and sniffing, and it passes!

These respirator cartridges arrived well-packed and fit perfectly inside my respirator mask. They're perfect for working with vapors the way I do as an artist -- I wear my respirator mask every time I spray paints or use sealants, and so far I haven't had any issues. I definitely recommend these cartridges.

These are used for my 3d printer room with resin printers as some of that stuff smells just horrible and could be dangerous for you to breathe in. I do not notice any odors when using these. I keep mine in a sealed bag after each use so it extends the life of the filter cartridge. Once I can smell ANYTHING through it, I pitch them and get a new set. I already have asthma so don't want to risk anything else. These work wonders!

These fit my respirator well & don’t seem to be letting much smell through when painting. They arrived fully sealed, which I appreciate & seem to be constructed well. I don’t fear that they’re fall off my mask or fall apart easily. I can recommend these.

These 60926 Respirator Cartridges arrive securely packaged and vacuum sealed. The compatibility and performance of these cartridges have definitely exceeded my expectations. The high compatibility with 3M respirator masks, specifically the half and full face 6000, 7000, and FF-400 series, makes them a versatile choice. The bayonet filter and cartridge connection ensures a secure fit, allowing for easy assembly and removal.Combining dual filtration of activated carbon and filter cotton, they effectively screen out a spectrum of contaminants. From organic vapors and chlorine to formaldehyde and particulates, these cartridges shield against various airborne threats. I've used them during painting and cleaning, and the performance has been consistently reliable. Installation is a breeze, thanks to the bayonet connection that facilitates quick screwing and unscrewing.It's worth noting that these cartridges can be adapted to various mask models, such as those with ASINs B0CB69VC4W and B0CB5XJ2SK. The replacement interval, determined by factors like breathing rate and contaminant type, is around 200 hours of operation or 30 days of use. With their seamless compatibility, effective dual filtration, and user-friendly design, they stand out as a reliable choice for anyone needing extra respiratory protection.

This is an unbranded, generic carbon filter sold by many different sellers. The most important thing to know about it is that it isn't NIOSH approved and you literally have no reason to trust it to work. And that is what you are going on, trust. My mask fit testing machine got ok results for the particulate filtration, but can't test the VOC filtration - there are no home tests for VOC filtration efficiency. So I don't know how well it works for VOC and you won't either, which is what NIOSH is for. They do extensive tests and require a factory inspection and ongoing quality management plans. Who knows with this one since it's not NIOSH approved. Could be awesome, or not. Even as an experience respirator tester, reviewer and user I can't be sure one way or another with this filter.So, I do plan on using this filter, but only for nuisance levels of contaminates, not for any situation where my life or health is on the line. For those situations I use only NIOSH approved filters and masks.

I have a couple of different brand names masks configured for this type of filter. These work well and I have had no issues with them. I do not notice odors and they do have both the dust filter and organic filter.On the downside, they are not marked anywhere that shows they have a certification, but they are stamped with an expiration. There isn't a way to really test these to ensure they work as advertised.For us, we use these in a fairly well-ventilated area and the mask is more of a precaution working around spray paint and varnish. So, for us, we are not super concerned about them failing. If I were in a more critical working environment, I would probably skip these and go with ones that are certified just for the peace of mind.