From preventing the spread of COVID-19 to helping protect against dangerous liquids and solids, the Makrite 9500-N95 respirator has spent the last two years atop of the list of go-to face masks thanks to its durability and comfort.

While countries and communities across the United States and the world may be pulling down their masks in schools and local businesses, but now isn’t really the time to drop their guard with BA.2 variant cases, infections, and deaths on the rise.

In order to prevent the new omicron subvariant from leading to another COVID-19 surge, replenishing essential PPE items in your household, office, business, or school is the safest way to fend off any virus. Here are the Top 5 CovCare items to stock-up on!

Even while school districts in states across the country vary on their stance about lifting mask mandates, keeping them intact, or offering optional mask wearing in schools, purchasing kids’ masks remains a top-seller with COVID-19 still lingering.

State leaders and colleges across the United States are turning to KN95 face masks as either a requirement or part of their community outreach approach for “masking-up” and keeping the general public safe in the on-going fight against the Coronavirus.

A full year after the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, CovCare continues to keep people safe and healthy thanks to our extensive selection of Personal Protective Equipment. Now we’re setting our sights on a very bright future at CovCare!

Carried by CovCare, the Honeywell DC365 Surgical N95 respirator has become a trusted, durable, and comfortable fit for those working in healthcare, factories, or around hazardous materials.

Keeping TROSA staff members and their patients safe is a major need for their organization, CovCare recently donated multiple boxes of 3-ply disposable face masks so TROSA can continue their important work in the community throughout Durham, North Carolina.

From Face Masks to Face Shields, CovCare carries a variety of personal protective equipment (PPE) that offers children premium-quality and comfort masks and face shields that are FDA registered and CE certified.

After struggling to receive PPE items, CovCare donated facemasks to community based organization Community Highlight, who provides both educational development and raises awareness about preventing the spread of disease in Southeast Africa.

After hearing about the challenges faced by students and staff alike at Goverment Street Christian School in Mobile, Alabama, CovCare generously donated boxes of 3-ply disposable facemasks in an effort to offer protection and support during an unprecedented school year.

In the past seven months since the Coronavirus pandemic hit the United States, CovCare has worked closely with nonprofit organizations in donating facemasks for community outreach events with Women of Color International Association (pictured above), RideShare Drivers United, Companions Journeying Together, and Ballin’ 4 Peace among other community organizations.

Want the best protection against COVID-19, bacteria, airborne particles, dust and germs? Facemasks help combat coronavirus and play an important role in flattening the curve.

CovCare is your number one source for facemasks, medical facemasks and disposable surgical masks. We also stock medical supplies, gloves and gowns. Our goal is to help flatten the curve. We supply face masks and medical supplies to hospitals, organizations and individuals.

There are many different types of face masks, we’ve put a list of the best face masks you can buy.

As the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic took hold of the United States back in March, CovCare worked closely with Houston Methodist Hospital to ensure healthcare professionals received disposable facemasks to stay protected as they battled the surging number of COVID-19 cases that has since quadrupled since Memorial Day.

Many nursing homes and residential care facilities across the United States are struggling to maintain staffing as low-paid workers risk their lives to offer care to older residents, sometimes without adequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Is help on the way for residents and caregivers?

On Thursday, the United States set a daily record for new COVID-19 cases causing some health officials to fear a return to the soaring number of Coronavirus cases back in April, with infections now spiking across Arizona, California, Florida and Texas.

With growing national concerns about a second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic, research shows that wearing facemasks in public can limit the spread of the disease that has infected more than 2 million people in the United States.

For those who have followed the work being done at CovCare since early March, they’ve seen a steady transformation right before their very eyes on how a start-up company can survive and thrive in the face of a global health emergency. Here are 7 ways Covcare has made an impact throughout the Coronavirus pandemic.

Through the generous donation of 1,600 masks by CovCare, Rideshare Drivers United (RDU) members took to the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego over Mother’s Day weekend to distribute face masks and gloves to hundreds of needy Uber and Lyft drivers in an effort to offer protection while continuing to work during the Coronavirus pandemic.