CHF 14.90 EACH?!?

Yikes!

See if you can buy them in Germany, some still offer them as from 1 EUR (Focus has a deal, I think)

each pack per 5 masks

Germany has changed the mask requirements. Cloth masks are now forbidden in shops and on public transport (except long-distance trains).

https://www.thelocal.de/20210120/wha...port-and-shops

FFP2 not mandatory except for staff in nursing homes. I really feel for them. Doing a tough job already, now made even tougher. It can't be pleasant to wear such masks for protracted periods.

I know what it feels like. One phases it out, tbh. It is just laborious.

Phew, missed that little detail. Statements on their website like "Stückpreis 14.90 CHF" and "ab 1 Stk. je 14.90 CHF" don't exactly clarify the issue!

Hehe I can confirm it is indeed 5 pieces & it makes no sense what they have posted.

On AliExpress you can buy 100 FFP2 masks for 15 CHF.

Along with a genuine 100% silk suit for CHF 10 and a kilo of gold for CHF 3.99. With free delivery.

I understand your scepticism but in this particular case I would not wonder if the masks are identical and manufactured on the same plants in China only sold without 1000% of added cost. I order lots of small things on Ali and the quality is usualy the same good (or the same bad) as of the similar items in Swiss shops, only much cheaper.

Does N95 stand for 95% filter capacity? Some suppliers do not have N95 in their number but talk about the 95%.

Sounded good until I checked the delivery-costs:

Versand per Schweizer Post oder DPD
Mit DPD betragen die Versandkosten pro Paket CHF 10.90.
Mit der Schweizerischen Post betragen die Versandkosten B-Post pro Paket CHF 12.90.
Mit der Schweizerischen Post betragen die Versandkosten A-Post pro Paket CHF 14.90.

They must be rather heavy masks

edit: @Susie-Q, tell me how are they worn? On the ears as we're used to? I saw some need tying behind the head (which sounds like a pita). Thanks.

Condom?

Following mass testing in St Moritz after guests were quarantined at Badutt's Palace and Kempinski's, it has been found that about 1% of the population is infected with the virus. In the Hotels above, where employees had tested positive for the virus, the result was 4% infection. Interestingly, the outbreak in the hotels has been confined to hotel employees and has not spread to guests which shows that the Hotels protocols work well.

https://www.20min.ch/story/31-hotela...t-641463063808

Both the US and the UK report record-breaking numbers of new deaths, stay safe out there.

Why does mass testing with rapid tests always give 1%? In Slovakia, in some regions of Graubünden in December, and now in St Moritz as well?

Oh, no. New measures in Kt Zurich (Google translated):

I got mine next day from DPD ... worth it to me, but I understand otherwise.

Yes, behind the head... if you have tiny ears like me, that is a better option and I find it to be very comfortable/the mask really stays in place. It is like what you see in the instructions in the following link:

http://blog.geekbuying.com/2020/03/h...asks-properly/

What's wrong with those measures? I think it's ludicrous that Swiss governments have been pretending that children couldn't possibly carry and spread the virus up until now. Too little, too late, as usual.

In the same way that the virus for a long time was no longer contagious past midnight...