COVID-19 Update

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I think it probably bears consideration that with all the well intended offers to help there also bears legal liability; if later any negative patient outcomes can in some way be traced back to the decision of a hospital facility to take in equipment from a vendor they can be argued to not have properly vetted - now it's an expensive day in court for them. Legally better to refuse help even if they need it than to make a decision whose outcome could one day be litigated.

The company I work for is building & donating $40k (materials) worth of face shields, typically we manufacture communications hardware. But we're an iso9001 supply chain and existing approved vendor in many medical facilities and I think that reduces legal friction somewhat.