Super silicone masks for super little humans

Get It Right launches their ingenious face mask in a kids size

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Jul 16, 2020, 08:00 ET

NEW YORK, July 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- With much of the nation struggling to balance a "return to business" against ever-rising COVID-19 case rates, wearing a mask is more important than ever. As kids and adults begin planning to return to school and work, GIR (which stands for Get It Right) has families covered. To complement their standard silicone mask, the company has launched kids masks for ages 4-12. GIR kids masks come in five glow-in-the-dark colors and are made of the same durable, platinum-grade silicone as their grownup counterparts. Each package includes five high-quality filters.

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GIR’s reusable platinum-grade silicone kids masks are sold in kits including five general-purpose filters. The masks come in five super bright, glow-in-the-dark colors: Watermelon Burst, Fruit Punch, Pineapple Blast, Limeade, and Blue Raspberry.
GIR’s reusable platinum-grade silicone kids masks are sold in kits including five general-purpose filters. The masks come in five super bright, glow-in-the-dark colors: Watermelon Burst, Fruit Punch, Pineapple Blast, Limeade, and Blue Raspberry.
GIR Kids Masks fit children 4-10 years of age. Here, it's shown on GIR founder Samantha Rose's oldest son Jack. Jack is 7 years old, loves legos and digging for rocks in the backyard, and is wearing a glow-in-the-dark Limeade kids mask.
GIR Kids Masks fit children 4-10 years of age. Here, it's shown on GIR founder Samantha Rose's oldest son Jack. Jack is 7 years old, loves legos and digging for rocks in the backyard, and is wearing a glow-in-the-dark Limeade kids mask.
GIR Kids Masks fit children 4-10 years of age. Here, it's shown on GIR founder Samantha Rose's daughter Juliet. Juliet is 3 years old, loves making funny faces and twirling, and is wearing a glow-in-the-dark Fruit Punch kids mask.
GIR Kids Masks fit children 4-10 years of age. Here, it's shown on GIR founder Samantha Rose's daughter Juliet. Juliet is 3 years old, loves making funny faces and twirling, and is wearing a glow-in-the-dark Fruit Punch kids mask.

GIR introduced their original reusable masks in March in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The product continues to trend as a sustainable, easy-to-clean, low-price face covering. Unlike cloth masks, GIR masks can be sterilized in a variety of household or professional settings, from kitchen sinks and microwaves to autoclaves, or simply wiped down with disinfectant on the go.

The company, which launched in 2012, is known for their best-in-class kitchen tools and their attention to customers. Founder and CEO Samantha Rose says, "After we launched our reusable masks, a number of folks reached out and asked how we could help protect their children. So we got right back to work."

"A few things set GIR's kids masks apart," says Rose. "Silicone disinfects easily at home or on-the-go. And as every grownup knows, kids get things dirty quickly. Being able to clean the mask without having to use a washing machine is a game-changer. We designed this product to be cheerful and exciting; to overcome fear and nervousness. The masks are bright in the day, glow in the dark, and make my own kids feel like superheroes. And having a fit that's tailored to smaller faces is so important for ensuring healthy, efficient filtration."

The bright mask colors serve as differentiators within groups; everyone can easily know whose is whose, and the masks can even be marked in ink for easy identification. At schools, camps and sporting events, this is a huge advantage. 

GIR masks and replacement filters are available on their website, GIR.co, where customers can order and donate masks to essential workers. Since their original mask launched, GIR has produced over 100,000 masks for individuals and donations.

CONTACT:
Sally Luu
GIR
[email protected]

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