• Shilma, the invisible mask!

    Shilma™ is the true first fully transparent reusable mask providing complete protection against the spread of germs by projecting the expired air downwards using technology based on the Coanda effect.

    Shilma, the invisible mask!
  • How to use Shilma masks

    The Shilma™ mask can be used comfortably enough all day long, at school, at work, in cafes, restaurants and even during sports. The mask is available in many styles:

    • Shilma™ for sunglasses or eyeglasses;
    • Shilma™ with a special designed frame;
    • Shilma™ with elastic thread.
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  • Shilma mask research

    While the regular masks direct most air upwards (straight into the path of the eyeglasses), the Shilma™ mask conveniently steers the air towards the lower body. This significantly reduces the spread of germs and, also, the fogging of eyeglasses.

    Shilma mask research

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Shilma™, the invisible mask!

How to use the Shilma mask

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The Shilma mask can be used comfortably enough all day long, at school, at work, in cafes, restaurants and even during sports.

When you wear the Shilma mask, it looks and feels like you are not wearing a mask at all. After all, it is the invisible mask.

Shilma masks are face recognition technology ready. So you don't need to take off your mask to unlock your phone with face recognition technology.

The mask comes in many styles:

  • Shilma™ for sunglasses or eyeglasses;
  • Shilma™ with a special designed frame;
  • Shilma™ with elastic thread.

Why to wear a Shilma mask during coronavirus pandemic

With the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 virus, the spread of airborne pathogens has become a great concern because of its potential impact, hence the need to wear a Shilma mask.

Surgical masks, also known as face masks, are intended to be worn by health professionals during healthcare procedures. They are designed to prevent infections in patients and treating personnel by catching bacteria shed in liquid droplets and aerosols from the wearer's mouth and nose on exhalation, coughing or sneezing. They are not designed to protect the wearer from breathing in airborne bacteria or viruses whose particles are smaller.

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