[Packy] has shared a link to a 3D-printable face shield that, unlike some designs floating around, is actually approved by the National Institute of Health in the USA. The shield consists of a 3D ...

These arrays, which form the face of each shield ... body in the optimum position to remain invisible. The rigid frame means the shields are also freestanding, allowing the user to disappear ...

Cloth face masks aren't designed to protect children from infection. These kid-sized face shields can help.

Researchers have bad news for people who wear face shields to prevent novel coronavirus infections: The equipment is woefully inadequate in containing droplets that can spread the virus.