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The air vent you get by crossing the strings may be helpful for the wearer but what about escaping aerosols?
Couldn't find only one link to put here ... so, you and guests have the whole thing from my Doc [infectious disease] in Florida. She is not an alarmist ... she just tries to get the Data/Science out for us to read ... Dr. Sandra Gompf, M.D.
Re: foggy glasses -- there is a lens spray that prevents fogging and also something called Nerdwax -- cloths to clean glasses and prevents fogging.
So far, I've not used either, but Doc has.... just go through her posts.
An education in itself !
Peggy
www.facebook.com/Sandra.GompfMD
Colin
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