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Images from Merapi

November 15, 2010

Some photos from Merapi, where 1000 Totobobo mask are being used by the children there. Click on pen to var showHover=true;

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Ken’s testimonial

October 23, 2010

Kenneth from Adventure Nomad just post a detail testimonial of Totobobo mask. Ken has been using the Totobobo mask since early 2009. Click on pen to var showHover=true;

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Pollution Masks: Which Are Best?

September 15, 2010

BY DR. RICHARD SAINT CYR, ON SEPTEMBER 13TH, 2010 Real World Testing I tried it around town for a bit, and the overall comfort is good. It definitely is less awkward-looking than the typical N95 with exhalation valves. I was pleasantly surprised with the seal and that my glasses didn’t fog up, although I got [...]

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SuperCool respirator review by product design student

August 15, 2010

“I have to say, the SuperCool looks neat! It’s petite, slim and foldable for easy transportation. The transparency has a friendly feel but its only once you put it on that you realise how unobtrusive the SuperCool really is, to look at and wear.”

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Anyone needs Replacement strap for Totobobo mask?

August 5, 2010

I received an urgent call yesterday. My friend Kenneth is flying off today to China for a 3 weeks mountian climbing trip. His want to bring along his Totobobo mask but the O-ring holding the versatile strap to the mask has broken. He need a replacement strap urgently. It was lucky that I do have [...]

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Best Cycling Mask Got Better

July 26, 2010

After a year long exploration on bicycle across Europe and Asia, Goska and Hervé of Dévélotour Asia released a DVD documenting their story and their findings. From 1:05 to 1:38 in the video clip below you will see why they need a pollution mask and how Totobobo has been used during their trip.

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Erika’s finding: Respiratory Safety for exercising outdoors in Urban areas

July 19, 2010

“I’m a Product Design student in New Zealand and I’m currently looking into the issue of Respiratory Safety for exercising outdoors in Urban areas. To find a solution I need to find out as much as possible from those of you who feel affected/concerned by the issue. I will be designing a system or product [...]

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Why Totobobo SuperCool mask sucks?

July 6, 2010

Cyclists and Motorcyclists! If you are looking for a pollution mask that really sucks, your long awaiting search has come to an end. The new pollution mask from TOTOBOBO, called SuperCool mask, is designed to suck more, traffic fume that is— leaving only the clean air for your lung. Its high efficient filter keeps the [...]

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6 hot tips for visiting the Shanghai Expo 2010

July 5, 2010

Last week we visited the World Expo in Shanghai. The city has expanded and modernized since my last visit only four years ago. We had planned on staying three days, but could only manage two. The Expo has been a huge success for visitors and locals alike: approximately 300,000 to 600,000 people attend daily. For [...]

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10 Biggest Health Dangers Behind the Oil Spill

June 21, 2010

(Thanks to Ken Martin of Nursingschools.net for the heads up) The BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which began after an explosion crippled the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, is now the biggest oil disaster in U.S. history. Cleaning the mess will take months, and the longer-term effects on health and wildlife will take [...]

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