Review on 🛡️ ReUsable Clear Vue Shield Face by Issac Burnett

At first glance it is very light, has an elegant and innovative design and is also comfortable to wear. The problem with this (and it is a big problem) is the materials and the packaging. It's packed in a thin and thin cardboard box, a little thicker than a brown paper bag, and the plastic strainer itself is made of the thinnest plastic, even thinner than the plastic boxes that pack strawberries on the market. The only accurate way to describe the shield's texture and durability is that the material is like small individual plastic containers found in Korean deep-fried seaweed snacks. Mine arrived completely dented in three places, deformed the shield and had two tears in the upper right half. in this. Therefore, if the packer, sorter, shipper, and deliverer do not handle these boards with the utmost care, they are more likely to arrive damaged. The only thing that could be saved was the velvet dust bag that it came in. Two suggestions for manufacturer: better packing box should be used; stronger cardboard that will not be crushed in transit. The material for the shield needs to be changed to a thicker polycarbonate plastic. The promotional photos are completely misleading. Even generic medical face shields have thicker plastic. Whoever you are, Joe Doucet, you understand design but you don't know quality control. Or maybe a greedy curmudgeon. If these face shields cost $5 or less it would be more or less acceptable how flimsy they are, but at $30 it's a heist.