Where to Buy N95 and Surgical Masks in Singapore?

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More than 81,000 cases of coronavirus have been recorded across the world - and with the global death toll topping 2,800 and increasing every day, more people in Singapore are now choosing to cover their mouth and nose in public.



It might be difficult to get N95 and surgical masks on the retail pharmacies (Watsons or Guardian).

Several retail outlets ran out of both N95 masks and surgical masks on Friday (Jan 24), a day after Singapore confirmed its first case of the Wuhan virus on its shores.
Most likely, you are doing your online research to find out where you could buy N95 masks online in Singapore.

Here is a list of face masks that are available on Lazada Singapore. Do get them while stocks last.

1) 3M Particulate Respirator Mask N95 - 8511 - 1 pc (SGD 7.95)


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Chances of getting coronavirus: 78 times less likely than wearing no mask.

If you are having trouble getting N95 mask online in Singapore, you might consider buying N95 mask in Malaysia at SGD 3 per piece > Buy from Lazada Malaysia.


2) 3M N95 Masks 8210 - 20 pcs (SGD 95)


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Chances of getting coronavirus: 78 times less likely than wearing no mask.


3) 3M N95 8110S for Children - 3PCS (SGD 18)


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Chances of getting coronavirus: 78 times less likely than wearing no mask


4) BFE V99% 3 In 1 Mask Pack+ Free Air Protect Filter [Reuse don't Dispose] PITTA Design N95 surgical (SGD 30)

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5) 3 Ply Surgical Masks - Set of 50 Masks (SGD 49.90)



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Chances of getting coronavirus: Six times less likely than wearing no mask


6) 3M™ Half Facepiece Reusable Respirator 6200 Medium (SGD 25)



Buy on Lazada

Chances of getting coronavirus: 100 times less likely than wearing no mask.

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