If the mask is made of mesh (very popular with the anti mask crowd) or some other see-through material, it is clearly not made of at least two layers of material. Disney is trying to prevent guests from wearing transparent/non-opaque masks onto Disney property.
oh, gotcha, thanks. It's not like Disney to make a rule that can't be enforced visually so I was confused but I see what you mean; I see those single ply ones made of something like a veil in Costco pretty often.
Yeah, I found a blog on youtube on how to make a fancy mesh or sequined mask to wear over your main mask, for fancy events.
There are no exceptions for disability.
Was interesting, it is important to note that for most masks, they only tested one person (and, it appears, a different person for each mask). We know (and they say it) that there is likely large variation between people. This variation may explain some of the differences seen and/or the rankings of the mask may be different for different people. As the authors say: Again, we want to note that the mask tests performed here (one speaker for all masks and four speakers for selected masks) should serve only as a demonstration.
Respectfully, I have breathing problems. I carry two different inhalers and wear a fan around my neck when I wear a mask. I've posted before, but will be happy to find and link again, the video of a physician wearing, ultimately, six masks - while his oxygen saturation level stayed at 98(%, out of 100). I've heard another physician claim that anyone who lives without supplemental oxygen can wear a mask. NO, everybody isn't me, but I have little to no sympathy for most adults.
