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Name: AirPop Light SE
Brand: AirPop
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

AirPop makes Face Masks, Mouth Tape, Nasal Strips, Nose Balm and Aroma Inhaler for retailers and distributors.

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The products

Five products. Each one is AirPop plus the plain word for what it is.

Face Masks

Reusable 3D masks that seal at the nose. Light SE certified to ASTM F3502-21 (Intertek).

4 masks per pack
>97% sub-micron filtration (Intertek)

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Mouth Tape

Breathable mouth tape designed to encourage nasal breathing during sleep.

30 strips per pouch
Elastic woven fabric, center slit

Available · 6–8 week lead timeView product

Nasal Strips

Drug-free strips that lift the sides of the nose to open airflow.

26 strips per pouch
Worn outside the nose, drug-free

Available in select markets · 6–8 week lead timeView product

Nose Balm

Balm for the dry skin around the nostrils. Petrolatum-free.

Twist-up stick, approx. 4–5 g
Fragrance-free, no mineral oil

Available · 6–8 week lead timeView product

Aroma Inhaler

Evening aroma inhaler. Menthol-free, woody scents.

3 scents: Cedar, Sandalwood, Cedar & Lavender
One stick on a hang-hole card

Available · 6–8 week lead timeView product

Track record

2015

Making air wearables since

10M+

Units sold

20+

Countries

Where AirPop has been sold

Featured in

Award-winning design

Global Presence

Five Continents. One Standard of Excellence.

Sold through retail partners in 20+ countries since 2015, from Shanghai to Sydney, San Francisco to London.

North America

Target, Amazon, Best Buy

2 Markets

Europe

Amazon EU, Tradeinn

10 Markets

Asia Pacific

Xiaomi Youpin, T-Mall

14 Markets

Oceania

Harvey Norman

2 Markets

Africa

Takealot

1 Market

20+

Countries

Continents

10M+

Units Sold

Target

US Retail Partner

Learn

Plain-language articles on air quality, masks and breathing.

All articles

Aromatherapy Inhaler Sticks: What They Are, How to Use One, How Long They Last

An aromatherapy inhaler stick is a capped tube with a scented wick that you hold below your nose. No heat, no mist, nothing inserted. Here is how to use one, how long the scent lasts, how a stick differs from a diffuser and a menthol nasal inhaler, what sandalwood and cedarwood smell like, and who should be careful with essential oils.

N95 vs KN95: Which One Should You Actually Wear?

N95 and KN95 set the same filtration bar — at least 95% at the most-penetrating particle size. The difference is which country certified the mask, and far more consequentially, how it attaches to your head. Headbands pull evenly from behind; ear loops pull from two side points and are more prone to gapping. Here is what separates the two standards, how to spot a counterfeit KN95, and where ASTM F3502-21 fits.

Do Face Masks Expire? What the Date on the Box Actually Means

The date printed on a box of N95, KN95 or surgical masks is a manufacturer shelf-life date, not a safety cliff. What ages in storage is mostly mechanical — elastic straps lose tension, nose foam takes a set, packaging integrity fails — and all of it is checkable by hand. The one thing you cannot check is the electrostatic charge. Here is what degrades, how to test a stored mask, and how reusable masks run on a different clock entirely.

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