Our Front-line Heroes Need Us
For every order you make, we donate 5 surgical masks to a small business in need.
- Shipped from our U.S. warehouse
- 2–4 Days delivery to your door
- Only quality tested and verified products
Gloves
Masks
Thermometers
Sanitizing Products
Buy Your Protective Gear Here:
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CDC Whitelisted KN95 Respirator Masks – (Box of 10)
$64.00$23.99 -
Contact-Less Thermometer – Masksforless pricing
$78.00$38.39
Donations
Giving Masks orders in bulk from the manufacturer, provides some of the best pricing in the industry, and donates 5 masks to healthcare heroes and small businesses in need for every order purchased on our site.
About Us
Giving masks was founded by a team that has sold millions of dollars of medical supplies. Starting early January, there was a massive spike in orders for face masks across the industry. Unfortunately, the whole world was caught with their pants down, and there has been a huge shortage of face masks and other protective equipment.
Our frontline defense against coronavirus is facing a problem. Our nurses, doctors and assistants are facing massive shortages of masks and other medical supplies. When they get sick, who will save our lives?
Doctors are missing the face masks they need
to fight COVID-19:
US doctors being exposed to COVID-19 because they don't have protective gear
The doctors and nurses on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic are putting themselves at unnecessary risk due to the national shortages of protective gear.
North Carolina hospitals asking for masks, gloves for COVID-19 response
Hospital systems in the Triangle and beyond are asking for donations of gloves, masks and disinfectant to prepare for the coming surge of coronavirus cases.
Hospitals fear running out of supplies
Hospitals are worried about running out of face masks and other protective equipment. So much so, nurses have started taking donations and re-wearing used masks.
Masks donated for health care workers facing shortages
As health care workers face more and more cases of COVID-19 every day, there is an urgent need for personal protective equipment, including gowns, gloves and masks used to protect them.
Frequently Asked Questions
ASTM is a primarily US based organization that provides standards. The ASTM level 1 and 2 masks are procedural masks, meant to be used for short exposures to liquid, while the ASTM 3 meets the requirements for a NIOSH certification.
NIOSH is the US government organization that certifies masks that meet their standards. KN95 is a chinese certification, and as such, can’t be used in hospital environments inside the US.
Face masks are used in a variety of environments. Often times, you will see them in a doctors office or clinical settings. Doctors and nurses in any operating room will use masks. Masks can also be used in higher risk settings, where you are trying to prevent either microscopic germs like the coronavirus, or noxious fumes from getting into breath.
Procedural masks are used primarily to block your own bodily fluids from dripping onto others in clinical environments. These are basic ASTM level 1 or level 2 masks.
Surgical masks are a bit higher of a quality, as they are intended to be used in surgical environments. These have an ASTM level 3 certification. A surgical mask will filter out a higher amount of bacteria at smaller sizes for a longer time, and N95 and higher classifications will filter out even more.