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1370 days ago

Childs KN95 (Similar to N95) Masks - COVID 19 - for Sale

Grant from Torbay - Long Bay

These are new masks all in protective manufacturers bags.
They fit a smaller adult or child up about age 12.

15 x KN95_JINJIANG masks with valve (new) - $ 67.50 the lot
19 x KN95_XIANGZHIER masks (new) - $85.50 the lot

I imported these and the landed cost price was around $4.50 each mask. Not looking at making a profit.

Note: They are too small for an average adult.

Please contact me by Cell phone if you want to contact me quickly.

Thanks & Regards

Grant
Torbay
Cell: 021 446 663

Negotiable

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