Imagine what you might be missing.
55% of communication is visual. Traditional masks block faces and prevent our ability to see facial expressions and emotions, catch visual cues, and communicate.
Miscommunication is a leading cause of medical errors and can be prevented. When traditional masks are worn, miscommunication may increase with people who heavily rely on visual communication, such as deaf and hard of hearing individuals, children, and older adults. For many, missing critical visual cues can be the difference between complete understanding and a preventable ER visit.
The ability to see a smile can really help. Facial expressions are important for perceived empathy and building rapport, which can reduce confusion and improve relationships. A ClearMask™ transparent mask provides natural, empathetic communication and eliminates barriers caused by traditional masks.
Wear a mask without hiding your face.
The ClearMask™ brand is the first fully transparent, FDA-cleared, class II transparent mask with full-face visibility. Our mask has a smart, patent-pending design optimized for comfort and breathability, while providing assured protection. The mask blocks aerosols, fluids, and sprays from our faces through its anti-fog, transparent plastic barrier and meets applicable ASTM level 3 standards. Proudly manufactured in the United States and abroad.
Available in two sizes for adults and children.
Everyone benefits from seeing facial expressions and emotions.
Unlike other masks, a ClearMask™ transparent face mask allows us to see each other’s entire face and facial expressions, making communication more human, natural, and accessible. Transparent, see-through masks are important for so many people, including:
Deaf and hard of hearing individuals
Schools and teachers
Healthcare workers
Children
Theater and the arts
Colleagues in the workplace
Customer facing employees
Athletics and coaches
Judicial courts for juries and witnesses
Older people
Interpreters and translators
Essential employees
Workers in noisy environments
People experiencing confusion, stress, or anxiety
Anyone who wants to wear a face mask for protection
For specific populations, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests transparent masks as an option.
Make a clear difference for all.