This is what Atlatszo reported last week

There can be serious faults with masks marketed as FFP2 in Hungarian webshops, that are accompanied by questionable certificate paperwork. It is rather the exception to find a face mask advertised as up to this standard and having certainly the right documentation, Átlátszó has found while checking out the virtual inventories of available products. Among the masks accompanied by questionable certificates, several have failed tests run by various state agencies in different European countries. One mask was shown to let at least 53 percent of particles through, as opposed to the 6 percent maximum of the standard. After Átlátszó has inquired, several resellers have taken their product off the internet. One trader, speaking anonymously, told Átlátszó that he has got zero help from Hungarian authorities in understanding and verifying the papers.

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