Ready For A New Face Mask? You Can Buy One From Any Of These Online Stores
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Looking to add a new face mask to your collection? Or maybe you're getting one for the first time. Either way, if you don't have the supplies or desire to make your own face mask or covering at home, the internet is brimming with options. Choices range from simple, homemade coverings from crafters online news business ideas to slicker (and often more expensive) designs that feature familiar characters, higher-end materials or name brands. Proceeds often go to coronavirus-related charities.
No matter where you buy them, face masks come in a variety of shapes and patterns, like these wonderful Golden Girls-inspired masks from Huntees.
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For several months now, people have been advised by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to wear face masks and cloth coverings, and by mandate from stores and cities around the country (here's what all 50 states say about masks). As businesses and cities continue to reopen, you may find you're asked or expected to wear a face mask more often, not less, as a condition of shopping or dining indoors. Experts also expect that a second coronavirus wave is coming, which could complicate face mask use further.
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Here we provide some options when it comes to buying a premade, nonmedical face mask, and some shopping pointers on what to look out for when you buy.
We're constantly updating and re-sorting this list, with the newest additions at the top. Those are followed by the vendors that are most popular with CNET readers, as measured by recent clickthrough data. Check out our gallery below to see which masks CNET editors are wearing now.
Looking to add a new face mask to your collection? Or maybe you're getting one for the first time. Either way, if you don't have the supplies or desire to make your own face mask or covering at home, the internet is brimming with options. Choices range from simple, homemade coverings from crafters online news business ideas to slicker (and often more expensive) designs that feature familiar characters, higher-end materials or name brands. Proceeds often go to coronavirus-related charities.
No matter where you buy them, face masks come in a variety of shapes and patterns, like these wonderful Golden Girls-inspired masks from Huntees.
Kent German/CNET
For several months now, people have been advised by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to wear face masks and cloth coverings, and by mandate from stores and cities around the country (here's what all 50 states say about masks). As businesses and cities continue to reopen, you may find you're asked or expected to wear a face mask more often, not less, as a condition of shopping or dining indoors. Experts also expect that a second coronavirus wave is coming, which could complicate face mask use further.
CNET Coronavirus Update
Keep track of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here we provide some options when it comes to buying a premade, nonmedical face mask, and some shopping pointers on what to look out for when you buy.
We're constantly updating and re-sorting this list, with the newest additions at the top. Those are followed by the vendors that are most popular with CNET readers, as measured by recent clickthrough data. Check out our gallery below to see which masks CNET editors are wearing now.
