She called on Razer to pull the mask from its line of products, and to stop profiting "from a deliberate attempt at fraud". 10 to say that too much damage had already been done, as many "immune-compromised individuals and healthcare workers all over social media" have started referring to the mask as an N95 one. However, this was not enough for Wu, who took to Twitter on Jan. Razer also added a notice in some fine print on its website: "The Razer Zephyr and Zephyr Pro are not certified N95 masks, medical devices, respirators, surgical masks, or personal protective equipment (PPE) and are not meant to be used in medical or clinical settings."Īccording to GamesRadar, Razer also subsequently removed all mention of "N95-grade" from its website and marketing materials of their Zephyr masks. Review the test results and learn more about how we've designed the wearable air purifier*: /IunXhc4fkS- R Λ Z Ξ R January 8, 2022 We've taken feedback and guidance from regulatory agencies to establish our testing protocols for the Razer Zephyr and Razer Zephyr Pro. 8, Razer tweeted a link to its webpage explaining "the science" behind their Zephyr masks, and the test results the products had received. "It's dishonest, and frankly dangerous to misrepresent personal protective equipment during a global pandemic simply for the sake of marketing." Without the proper certifications, "the mask can never, and should never, have N95 anything written anywhere on the packaging or marketing material," she said. She also said that tucking N95 filter material into a mask does not qualify the mask as being N95 certified.
She pointed out that the Zephyr masks as a whole had not passed any certification for fit or filtration, and therefore cannot be labelled as "N95". In previous claims on its website, Razer stated that the masks offered "N95 grade filters with two-way protection".
She explained that N95 is a certification for the entire mask, not a part of the mask. "It's just deceptive marketing," she said in her video. In her video, Wu took issue with Razer's use of the term "N95" in their product descriptions and marketing materials. Wu: Having N95 filters does not make mask N95 certified She called out the company for using the label "N95" in their marketing materials for their range of Zephyr masks, and said such marketing was misleading and dishonest. 1, 2021 where she conducted an in-depth review of the mask. Shenzhen-based YouTuber Naomi 'Sex圜yborg' Wu uploaded a YouTube video on Nov.
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