No matter how ambitious your plans for 2020 were before the New Year, this epidemic has disrupted them. Some distributors have even said that if the situation doesn't improve, their already limited cash flow will dry up, leading to unemployment for their employees and bankruptcy for themselves. Terminal store closures, consumers staying indoors, and reduced population movement are the three main reasons distributors currently face difficulties in moving products. However, consumer demand hasn't decreased; distributors need to use the right methods to drive inventory sales. Besides discounts and buy-one-get-one promotions, distributors should seize on products that everyone urgently needs right now—masks. Masks are also a powerful tool for ensuring employee safety when returning to work and for maintaining customer relationships. Scientific research shows that the novel coronavirus spreads mainly through droplet and contact transmission. Effectively blocking these two routes can minimize risk. Currently, most of us are still in home isolation, which effectively reduces contact transmission. Even when going out for necessary purchases, people are consciously avoiding direct contact. As a result, droplets have become the main transmission route. Wearing a mask is the most effective way to block droplet transmission, protecting both virus carriers and those they talk to from saliva splatter. In the early stages of the epidemic, a group of stubborn 60s and 70s generation individuals refused to wear masks while out and about. As the outbreak spread widely, overnight everyone outdoors voluntarily wore masks. But then another problem emerged—a mask shortage. Fortunately, a New Distribution client has over 50,000 medical masks available and is willing to transfer them at a low price to help businesses in urgent need. The masks are priced at 15 yuan each. If you need them, scan the QR code at the end of the article to contact the seller directly (limited quantity, first come, first served). Additionally, it should be emphasized that these masks are PFE+VFE+BFE combination masks, offering higher protection than N95 masks. (PFE+VFE+BFE combination > PFE > VFE > N95 = KN95 > FFP2 > KF94 > BFE alone). In fact, PFE, VFE, and BFE are filtration efficiency indicators that can be combined; if a mask has two or three of these indicators printed on it, its protective performance is better. Even after obtaining masks, it doesn't mean you're completely safe; other protective measures are equally important. Also, remember the following precautions for wearing masks:

Wash your hands before putting on the mask, and avoid touching the inside of the mask with your hands;

Don't wear it inside out or alternate sides;

Press the metal strip firmly to ensure a tight seal around the nose and mouth;

When not using the mask, clean your hands before removing it, fold the side that contacts your mouth and nose inward, and store it in a clean, dry place away from any potential contamination (such as a clean resealable bag). Besides the four types mentioned above, there are also cotton masks, paper masks, activated carbon masks, and sponge masks (the popular celebrity-style masks) on the market, but they have poor density and generally lack bacterial/viral filtration efficiency requirements or filter layers, so they cannot effectively block bacteria and viruses. However, if you can't get surgical masks or KN95 masks, wearing whatever you have is better than wearing nothing. Again, wearing a mask is just one of the most effective protective measures; you also need to pay attention to daily prevention and personal hygiene, especially: Avoid crowded or high-infection areas as much as possible;

Avoid prolonged or close conversations;

Wash hands frequently and thoroughly;

Pay attention to indoor hygiene and ventilation. Tips will be paid 400-2000 yuan once adopted.