Face masks have become an essential non-pharmacological tool in combating the emerging COVID-19 pandemic.
Face masks have become an essential non-pharmacological tool in combating the emerging COVID-19 pandemic. In the face of still-unavailable vaccine for the novel coronavirus, governments and healthcare systems around the world have found a new hope in face masks. The wearing of face masks have come to strictly enforced for both the frontline workers and people at large in preventing the spread of illness.
The disposable face mask market has made some incredible strides on the back of rapidly bulging demand for the products around the world. Manufacturers of masks of varied nature and size have jumped on the bandwagon to produce masks at rapid pace to keep up with the surge in demand. Especially in countries where the COVID-19 cases are still rising and the danger of community spread lurks behind, disposable masks have come to gain high importance. Various materials have traditionally been used for this purpose, varying with the amount of protection required by the user. Smaller the size of particles that need to be filtered, more stringent quality measures are put in place. The grade of the mask is usually displayed on the exterior to denote the level of filtration it offers.
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Sheer rise in uptake of disposable masks in healthcare workers has helped propelled sakes in the market. Governments in some countries have been proactive and have capped the price of masks for making them affordable for the general population. Rise in demand for surgical face masks that are one-time usable has also spurred the sales.
Current COVID-19 pandemic is revolving around nasal and oral protection, being a respiratory disease. Face masks are indispensable in the fight against this condition, and keep infection rates low. Various grades of masks have been recommended according to the level of exposure of an individual. As yet the spread of infection shows little signs of diminishing, and this should give a steady boost to the disposable face mask market in the future. The e-commerce industry has made it easier to access products for a majority of the population. People in intermittent lockdown also get more time to access the internet and order what they feel is essential, face masks being a current favorite. 1.4 billion smart phones were sold globally in 2018, increasing market outreach.
Manufacturers Abound Offering Vast Variety of Options to Buyers
On the other hand, manufacturers in the disposable face masks are offering variety of options, such as colors and layering to filter out the pollutants and germs. Top players are leaning on meeting the comfort of wearers as well as ensuring that are well-fit to avoid gaps. Reusable cloth face masks have gathered considerable steam, and have attracted indigenous manufacturers. Such trends expand the canvas for players to attend to the urgent population-wide need in the disposable face mask market. In this regard, governments are promoting the donation of disposable face masks. Medical disposable masks are well-regulated by government agencies in key markets such as in the U.S.
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Apart from medical use of disposable masks, the market is also gathering revenue prospect due to the growing demand for these masks for protective applications.
Key Players Analysis:
3M, Moldex, Kimberly Clark, Uvex, KOWA, SAS Safety Corp.
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