MIRA Safety makes CBRN-grade respiratory protection, the gas masks and filters that defend against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats along with industrial hazards and riot-control agents. MIRA's masks are manufactured in the Czech Republic, a country with a long history of CBRN defense, and its flagship platforms are built to professional standards trusted by military and police users. The brand has made military-grade respiratory protection accessible to civilians preparing for industrial accidents, chemical releases, and wildfire smoke, alongside the professionals who enter contaminated environments.

The lineup centers on full-face gas masks and 40mm NATO-thread filters, including the widely adopted CM-6M, the rifle-compatible CM-7M developed in cooperation with Czech Army specialists, and the versatile CM-8M. MIRA also produces protective suits, gloves, and accessories that extend respiratory protection into full CBRN capability.

Several design features distinguish MIRA masks. The 40mm NATO thread accepts filters from any compliant maker, and MIRA's own filters use military-spec filtration. Tactical models like the CM-7M are built for rifle use, with facepiece and lens geometry that allows a natural cheek weld and a clear sight picture, and they integrate with high-cut ballistic helmets and night-vision devices, so respiratory protection doesn't force a choice against running a rifle or wearing a helmet. Built-in speech diaphragms preserve communication, and pre-installed hydration systems allow safe drinking in a contaminated environment. Stored properly, the masks carry a long shelf life, which suits them to preparedness stockpiles, and filters should be logged and rotated by their own expiration dates.

Complete the system with rated filters, stage it with a bug out bag, and build broader readiness through preparedness supplies.