The Sun (Malaysia)

Breathe in safety and style

- by John Tan

HIGH-TECH wellness brand, OURA has officially introduced a pace-setting range of reusable and self-sanitising face masks in Malaysia.

The Active Mask is the ultimate companion for daily workouts from the mission-driven social enterprise, while its Air Mask 2.0 offers superior breathabil­ity for everyday use.

Active Mask is a reusable antimicrob­ial model that provides comfort, protection and extreme breathabil­ity during intense workout activities.

Be it running outdoors or engaging in an intense exercise regime, the Active Mask allows users to enjoy their workouts hasslefree. Its design features prevent air from blowing into the eyes when exhaling.

OURA’s Air Mask 2.0 on the other hand, is suited for everyday use. The innovative mask takes protection to a whole new level as it filters and destroys pathogens. Made from featherwei­ght fabrics, it is 30% lighter than regular masks.

Both items are constructe­d from three layers of tightly woven, medical-grade fabric that is embedded with antimicrob­ial silver oxide and titanium dioxide. Unlike the washable coatings in regular masks, OURA’s infuses the compounds directly into every fibre of the masks.

This method not only provides stronger protection but also allows consumers to reuse their masks over and over again. Speaking at the virtual launch event, cofounders, Keane and Shaun Veran, revealed their motivation of giving back to the community through this project.

Keane has taken it upon himself to support children fighting cancer through their collaborat­ion with the Make A Wish foundation.

“In 2011, in the midst of my cancer treatment, my wish to meet President Obama was granted. That experience completely changed my life and I want other kids to discover the power of a wish as I did.” –

 ?? PHOTO COURTESY OF OURA ASIA ?? OURA Air 2.0 Mask provides superior breathabil­ity for everyday use. –
PHOTO COURTESY OF OURA ASIA OURA Air 2.0 Mask provides superior breathabil­ity for everyday use. –

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