Elsewhere on this website, you can read how a local firm is playing a major role in supplying health and other workers with protective eyewear during this pandemic.

Foldall appealed for volunteers to help assemble the masks and set up a production line within the nave of St Michaels Without church.

Today l am hearing they have received a major order and have opened a new assembly line in the sports hall at King Edward’s School to give them more room to deal with this order.
A spokesperson for Foldall told me:
‘Yes, we just moved yesterday. Everything is happening very fast.
Our aim is to reach 10,000 masks a day. We are currently still at 5000.’
It’s good to see a local firm helping the NHS, but charging for their protective equipment. A group of engineering academics from the University have now made over 15,000 protective masks for the NHS and B&NES, free of charge. It is estimated that the materials cost less than 40p and public donations have covered these expenses.
https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/university-of-bath-engineers-have-now-made-over-5-500-face-shields-for-hospital-staff/
Pleased to put this out there!