-
RESPRO® MASKS
-
Pollution Masks since 1993 - The 'Original' and still the best - Made in the UK
-
THE AIR WE BREATHE
-
The Respro® Bulletin Board is designed to keep you up to date with current views and issues relating to Air Pollution and its health implications in our daily lives.
-
WATCH OUR ANIMATION
-
TOP POSTS AND PAGES
- Strawberry plants measure air quality
- Increased Air Pollution Can Take A Decade Off Your Life
- Respro® Masks FAQ: What's the difference between N95 and P1 mask standards?
- Iranian football matches postponed as air pollution soars
- Tipping point: revealing the cities where exercise does more harm than good
- Follow Respro® Bulletin Board on WordPress.com
-
LOCAL AIR QUALITY
-
Click the map to find out about current air quality levels where you live.
-
FOLLOW RESPRO®
-
WHY WEAR A MASK?
-
Essential features required of a mask to work properly: Why wear a mask?
-
For information on the products we provide please visit our website respro.com Respro® will ship your order of any product, any quantity to anywhere on the planet free of charge.
-
KEY POINTS TO A MASK
-
-
Three important points to look out for in an air pollution mask:
Key Points to a Mask -
SIZING GUIDE
-
-
TIME TO CHANGE YOUR FILTER?
-
THERE ARE FOUR RESPRO® FILTER TYPES
-
-
HOW TO CHANGE THE FILTER
-
-
BUY NEW FILTERS
-
-
RESPRO® ON INSTAGRAM
-
Air Pollution Air Quality Asthma Beijing Boris Johnson California Canada China Delhi Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) diesel exhaust fumes EU - European Union Europe forest fire France Germany HAZE Health Effects of Air Pollution India Indonesia Iran King's College London London London Mayor Malaysia Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 NOx Ozone O3 Paris PM - Particulate Matter PM2.5 PM10 Research Respro® Masks FAQ Respro® Products Scotland Singapore Smog Sulfur Dioxide SO2 Thailand UK USA vehicle emissions wildfires World Heath Organization (WHO)
-
CATEGORIES
- Africa
- Air Quality
- Allergies
- Asia
- Asthma
- Australia & Oceania
- Brazil
- Canada
- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- Cycling
- Europe
- Exercise & Air Pollution
- France
- Germany
- Hayfever
- Health Effects of Air Pollution
- Help & FAQs
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran
- Iraq
- Italy
- Japan
- Latin America
- London
- Malaysia
- Medical Studies
- Mexico
- Middle East
- Mongolia
- Philippines
- Poland
- Research on Air Pollution in the UK
- Respro® How To Videos
- Respro® Mask Reviews
- Respro® Masks
- Respro® Products
- Running
- Singapore
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sports
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- UK
- USA
- USA & Canada
- Vietnam
- World News
-
Tag Archives: Colombia
Bogotá’s air quality improves, but vehicular restrictions still in effect
If you felt like you could walk that extra mile along the Ciclovía on Sunday, and breathing at 2,860 meters above sea level was that much easier, the reason according to the mayoralty, is that the city’s air quality did … Continue reading
Medellin issues red alert over ‘harmful’ air
Medellin partially banned motorized traffic and reduced economic activity on Wednesday “to protect citizens” from pollution that has made air “harmful” for people’s health. The red alert that was issued bans more than half of the city’s cars and physical … Continue reading
Medellín’s pollution is having deadly effects
The pollution in Colombia’s second largest city of Medellín is a health care crisis, according to National Faculty of Public Health researcher Elkin Martínez. In a study based upon DANE data from 1980 to 2012, Martinez has shown that one person … Continue reading
Colombia Air Pollution Costs Bogotá up to $1 Billion USD Per Year, Says Study
Air pollution cost Bogotá nearly $1 billion USD in 2014 in the form of premature deaths, heart disease, cancer, respiratory illness, and other complications, according to a recent study from researchers at Colombia’s Universidad La Salle. While transportation — particularly the … Continue reading
Red alert: Medellin air pollution kills 6 times more people than guns
Breathing in Medellin, Colombia’s second largest city, has become such a health hazard that the local government on Wednesday declared a red alert. The red alert seeks to lower smog levels that reportedly cost eight lives a day, more than six times the … Continue reading
Unable to curb pollution crisis, Medellin bans outdoor activity
Medellin authorities have temporarily suspended outdoor activities in the city following extreme levels of pollution in recent weeks. Amid the current crisis, Mayor Federico Gutierrez put restrictions in place in order to limit the effects of air pollution on the 3 … Continue reading
Respro® Masks are reusable 
Respro® Bulletin Board 