Top Shelf Marine Products Manufacturing Face Shields for Anyone Fighting the War on COVID-19

April 2, 2020 By InTheBite Editor

Photo courtesy Top Shelf Marine

Top Shelf Marine — Top Shelf Marine Products is humbled and thankful to all of the medical professionals, first responders, and everyone involved in the COVID19 war. Your selfless commitment is awe-inspiring.

We would also like to give a huge shout out to everyone still working to keep everyone safe, fed and comfortable. Too many to mention, but thank you all.

Top Shelf Marine Products is doing its part as well.

Photo courtesy Top Shelf Marine

We converted some of our tooling and production capability to manufacture Face Shields for anyone fighting the war on COVID19 that may need one. We are selling these at our cost and donating to anyone with a legitimate need that can’t afford one.

Anyone that needs a face shield please call 386-410-6410.

Please be safe, follow the CDC Guidelines and we’ll all be boating, fishing and diving before you know it.

Top Shelf Marine Products |386-410-6410 | info@topshelfmarine.com |www.topshelfmarine.com |

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