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Rapid Shield - 100% Australian Made

Rapid Shield is protection against airborne viral droplets to protect healthcare and retail workers in a COVID19 world. The new innovative design is 100% Australian made and 100% recyclable. It is fully TGA approved and meets HPV criteria. Made in Melbourne, the Company is capable of high volume industrial production at a low price point. SpaceTank is a product incubator for start ups, entrepreneurs, technology and innovation based in Coburg Victoria. https://www.spacetankstudio.com.au/featured/covid-19-response-rapid-shield-a-space-tank-design-product/

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IdeaSpies @ 2020.08.05 6:17 AM
Great to see these shields made in Australia and with such a simple design!

ideaspy_09 @ 2020.08.07 4:11 PM
These would have a much higher take-up rate than masks. Least u can breathe and people would love the novelty of them.

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