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I purchased some KN95s early in the pandemic before there were a ton of resources for iding fakes and started using them when people were recommending switching away from cloth masks. After checking this article I became sure they were fake. taraparkerpope/1482352347976278019?t=Z83-tihYqvYsQDBlo7ALlg&s=19
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I purchased them off Amazon, and it looks like they figured out they were fake too because they were de-listed. Amazon could have informed me of this when they took the action (they emailed me to rate the masks!) but they did not. I'm fkin pissed.
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If Amazon removes a safety product because it is unsafe, they should be required to inform purchasers.
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So it's clear Amazon lacks a policy to deal at with what appears to be a seller company level fraud?
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Editors who understand how SEO works, and how people search should have unpublished the links in these articles when the list oking them was revoked by the CDC.
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The whole point of the CDC revoking the list appears to be that you now should not use them since more effective masks are not available! On top of that I am not feeling particularly trusting of a company the CDC notes as misrepresenting itself.
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It's baffling to me that NBC would actively and currently recommend makes on the revoked list! Entirely inappropriate.
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This is all so frustrating.
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It's insane to see legit news institutions actively distributing what is fundamentally misinformation in literally the worst case scenario for affiliate marketing, worse then I could have imagined. It's also insane that it's on individuals to patrol Amazon, instead of a regulator
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I don't see how we can still be pushing solutions based on individualism at this point. How are we the richest country in the world and we can't implement a single top down solution to COVID? Instead America's primary policy is caveat emptor, with your life on the line.