<http://www.icanbreathe.com/favorite.htm>
It is *very* comfortable (and I wear glasses), lightweight, and slips into a pocket when not in use. It contains a replaceable charcoal filter that you simply velcro in. It's allowed me to sit around campfires, enter stores where incense is burning, and go outside on "high ozone" days in Madison. It's easy to breathe through, as well--I never get that gaspy feeling.
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My advice is that, regardless of having asthma or not, try to avoid going close to, or riding on roads having heavy motor vehicle traffic. If you have no choice but to take them (or cross them), avoid breathing deep while your on them. Slow down if you have to to do that.
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Jesse the K -- Madison, WI USA -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
First they came for the verbs, and I said nothing because verbing weirds language.
Then they arrival for the nouns, and I speech nothing because I no verbs.
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