Breath Strip Menthol Eye (BSME) occurs when your breath gets too nasty from wearing a mask all day. Innocent victims try to allay the nastiness by placing a breath strip in their mouths, only to have vented breath from the top of the mask push menthol into the eyes, resulting in tears and a stinging sensation.
The kicker is, the breath improvement doesn't even last that long...
On 10/23/2020 at 1:30 PM, Jedrnurse said:Breath Strip Menthol Eye (BSME) occurs when your breath gets too nasty from wearing a mask all day. Innocent victims try to allay the nastiness by placing a breath strip in their mouths, only to have vented breath from the top of the mask push menthol into the eyes, resulting in tears and a stinging sensation.
The kicker is, the breath improvement doesn't even last that long...
LOL! Guilty of BSME and CSADT ( can’t see a damm thing)foggy vision syndrome !
BeckyESRN
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Smelly mask syndrome is my new favorite. It's a disorder of denial, often found in elementary aged children who insist that their mask smells awful, the new mask also smells awful, the 3rd mask smells bad too...this smell is cannot possibly be related to the fact that they did not brush their teeth this morning. A mint is the only known cure