We are a group of people of disparate backgrounds who have got together and pooled our skills and resources in order to make an impact on reducing the spread of coronavirus specifically for the working public.To this end we have researched, developed, designed and finally manufactured ASN Masks – Actively Supporting NHS Charities.
We are based in the Cotswolds, Merseyside, Cheshire and London.
Fiona McIntyre
EggBox Web Design
Red Rag Marketing
Bertie Victor Photography
Myra Ferreira
Whitnalls Chartered Accountants
Whitnalls Chartered Accountants Liverpool – Appointed Auditors of NHS Donations given by ASN Masks.
We supply high quality, reusable, clothed barrier face masks and snoods, at an affordable price to all workers.
We all realised that non-surgical face masks was going to be crucial for the working public to wear, for example, on public transport and in any unavoidable environments where social distancing was going to be a problem.
The CRV19 Science informs us that, a certain proportion of the population contract the virus show NO symptoms, BUT act as ‘carriers’ shedding the virus to unsuspecting bystanders who then develop the viral infection.
Scientific evidence from the WHO, and now also from the UK Government, recommends the use of ‘barrier masking’, to reduce contracting such infections, especially in crowded places.
To this end we have sourced the highest quality barrier materials for our masks and snoods. So that BOTH the unsuspecting ‘carrier’ is prevented from spreading the virus to an unsuspecting bystander who is in turn protected by wearing a mask or snood.
Dr David Greensmith
University of Salford
Programme Leader for Human Biology & Infectious diseases; Lecturer in Biomedical Science
David is a Lecturer and Scientist at The University of Salford. He leads a research group with interests in heart disease, anti-cancer drug toxicity and drug development.
As of the 15th of June, it is MANDATORY to wear a face covering under the following situations :
Public Transport
Uber have made face covering mandatory for both passenger and driver.
In Hospitals
Face coverings have become mandatory in more indoor settings in England and Scotland following a recent Spike of Coronavirus cases.
Places where face coverings are mandatory in ENGLAND include:
It is ADVISABLE – where social distancing is a challenge through CROWDING, as in
– where social distancing may be not be workable due to LIMITED SPACE, as in some working environments
CONSIDER wearing a face covering :
We announce that wearing a face mask covering will by law, be compulsory (with certain exceptions) from the 10th July in SHOPS.
As of 22nd June face coverings are now MANDATORY on all public transport.
The rules include :
Face Coverings where it is mandatory to wear in SCOTLAND include:
Face coverings SHOULD be worn
To date it is RECOMMENDED to wear a face covering in:
Some ferry and airline companies require the public to wear face coverings :
Stena Lines requires all passengers (except children under 3, and those with certain disabilities, illnesses or breathing conditions) to wear face coverings from the 15th June 2020.
Face coverings are also required on certain Airline Companies with routes in and out of Northern Ireland such as :
All of the information above was last updated 11th August 2020.
In recognition of ALL NHS hospital workers who have given their lives to caring for CRV19 patients and thereby keeping the rest of us safe, ASN Masks have committed a donation of 10% of the profits to Covid-19 Urgent Appeal NHS Charities Together.
