Review on Reusable Washable Plastic Shield Protection by Tom Tofte

When I was recently looking for face shields, not masks (I can't wear a mask), I made a conscious choice for the one that was made in America - and I paid extra for it! I should have chosen Made in Taiwan. As a medical professional, I have worn face shields for many years. This is without a doubt the worst thing I've ever seen. First you need to assemble it yourself. Inside the box you get four sheets of clear plastic almost identical to what you can buy in the craft department at Walmart, four "headbands" that you can make yourself using two dollar store headbands and a glue gun, and four very large, very cheap rubber bands to "fix" the two ends of the back. It doesn't matter that the elastic is much larger than the hole between the two ends of the headband. They slide, slide and are terribly uncomfortable to wear. In just 20 minutes at the fabric store, my forehead turned red and flushed. Unlike others, they don't lay flat when you take them off, so storage is an issue. The first one I tried broke in the back seat of the car before I wore it 3 times. Babushkin $0.02 - buy something else. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING. I could design 4 of these with $5 headbands and dollar store plastic and make them more comfortable and better to boot. Very disappointed. I want my money back!