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Tru-Form Plastics Now Manufacturing Face Shields

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Tru-Form Plastics is pleased to put its 30+ years of plastic thermoforming experience into providing face shields to the medical industry. We collaborated with doctors and nurses to design this face shield to their specific requirements. For more information regarding face shields for medical workers, please contact us at: 714-894-5566.

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