Aurelia Face Mask — ASTM Level 2, Made in Canada, 50 per Box or 500 per Case
Specifications
| Pack | Masks |
|---|---|
| Case of 10 boxes | 500 |
| SKU | AUR-MASK-L2-BLU-BOX |
| Brand | Supermax Healthcare Canada (Aurelia) |
| Category | Face Protection |
| Availability | In stock |
| Ships from | Toronto, ON |
Pricing
| Order | Unit price |
|---|---|
| 1 box | $7.49 CAD |
| Case and carton prices are in the size table below | |
| Request quote for clinic and volume orders | |
Read the full product guide 9 sections · specs, use, compliance
Product Overview
Aurelia Level 2 medical face masks — manufactured in Canada and imported and distributed by CliniEco Medical — provide essential barrier protection for healthcare environments. Each mask is tested to ASTM F2100 Level 2 (Nelson Labs report PRB22172-SUP01).
Key Features
- ASTM F2100 Level 2 — BFE and PFE ≥ 98% (Nelson Labs report PRB22172-SUP01)
- 3-layer construction with melt-blown middle layer
- Soft ear loops reduce pressure during extended wear
- Adjustable nose bridge for secure fit
- Available in Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3
What does ASTM F2100 Level 2 cover?
ASTM F2100 sorts medical face masks into three levels of barrier performance. Level 2 is the middle one: it requires bacterial filtration efficiency and particle filtration efficiency of at least 98%, with fluid resistance between the general-examination Level 1 and the high-fluid Level 3. BFE and PFE on this pack are at or above 98%, per Nelson Labs report PRB22172-SUP01.
Is Level 2 enough for my clinic, or do I need Level 3?
Start from what the appointment actually produces. If the procedure can splash but does not arrive under pressure — sealant placement, a simple extraction, restorative work with a slow handpiece, most hygiene appointments — Level 2 is the level to stock in bulk. Move a procedure list to the Level 3 mask when fluid comes in volume or with force: surgical extractions with irrigation, and hygiene appointments where an ultrasonic scaler runs through a full mouth. Reception and general examination work sits at Level 1. Clinics that run all three stock two levels and keep the higher one for the procedures that earn it.
How much does a Level 2 mask cost per mask?
| Pack | Masks | Price | Price per mask |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 box | 50 | $7.49 | $0.15 |
| Case of 10 boxes | 500 | $64.99 | $0.13 |
A single box of 50 masks is $7.49, which is $0.15 a mask. A case of ten boxes is $64.99 for 500 masks, or $0.13 a mask — buying by the case lowers the per-mask cost by about 13%, so the case is the better buy for a clinic that goes through masks every week.
How many Level 2 masks should a clinic keep on hand?
Count one mask per clinician per appointment block, not one per patient. A practice with one dentist and two hygienists running 20 appointment blocks a day gets through about 60 masks a day — roughly 1,260 over a 21-day month, or about two and a half cases. Work your own number from your appointment count in the clinic supply and cost planner, and if you are choosing between levels for a specific procedure list, send the question to a compliance specialist for a written answer. Ordering for several operatories or a facility at once? Facility and clinic ordering covers case quantities.
Clinic & Volume Pricing
Cases of 500-5,000 available. Request your quote →
Have a question about your own facility? Send it in and you will get a written answer specific to your setup, with the regulation or standard it is based on cited. Ask your compliance question.
Related Reading
Learn more about choosing and using this product category:
- Surgical Masks for LTC Facilities: Canadian Regulatory Expectations
- LTC Meal Service PPE: Masks, Gloves and Bouffant Caps in Dining
- LTC Facility Annual Supply Consumption Benchmarks: Masks, Gloves and Gowns Per Resident
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- The Nose Clip on a Surgical Mask: Fit, Fogging and Why It Fails by Noon
- Tie-On or Ear Loop Masks: Which Retention Suits the Room, and What ASTM F2100 Leaves Out
- Surgical Masks in Canada: Case Pricing and Par Levels for Dental Clinics
Common questions
What filtration figures does ASTM F2100 Level 2 require of a face mask?
Level 2 requires bacterial filtration efficiency and particle filtration efficiency of at least 98%. This mask is at or above 98% on both measures, tested at Nelson Labs under report PRB22172-SUP01.
How many layers are in the mask, and which one does the filtering?
3 layers, with a melt-blown middle layer between the inner and outer layers; the melt-blown middle is the filtration layer. Soft ear loops and an adjustable nose bridge are what hold the 3 layers in place over the face.
Which procedures should move up to Level 3 instead of Level 2?
Move to Level 3 when fluid arrives in volume or with force: surgical extractions with irrigation, and hygiene appointments where an ultrasonic scaler runs through a full mouth. Sealant placement and restorative work with a slow handpiece stay at Level 2.
How is the Level 2 mask boxed, and how many boxes make a case?
50 masks to a box and 10 boxes to a case, which is 500 masks. The mask count per box is what a clinic counts against appointment blocks, so the box rather than the case is the unit that gets opened.
Which citation should a clinic keep on file for the filtration claim?
Nelson Labs report PRB22172-SUP01 covers the BFE and PFE figures on this Level 2 mask, and it is the document to put in the file when a facility has to evidence the level it stocks.
Should one clinic stock all three ASTM levels, or just one?
Clinics that run all 3 procedure types stock 2 levels and keep the higher one for the procedures that earn it: Level 1 at reception and general examination, Level 2 for splash procedures, Level 3 where fluid comes with force.
