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Sunglasses for Helmets

Dec 1, 2008

TINT-A-SHIELD offers a product by the same name that adds sun shading and UV protection to motorcycle and other helmets and sports goggles. Tint-A-Shield is a reusable static cling plastic film that can be applied to the inside or the outside of helmets and goggles, eliminating the need for traditional sunglasses.

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There are two sizes, one in a universal shape to fit helmets and the other shaped to fit sports goggles. Both are offered in a dark and light tint and both offer uninhibited clarity of vision. There is a quick release tab on the top of the shield, so it can be removed easily. Tint-A-Shield is packaged in a tube with a cap, so it is easy to carry and keep on hand for use as needed.

The minimum order is 20 units and can be an assortment of tints and shapes. This comes with a free countertop displayer that has a sun cutout. "Sunglasses for helmets or goggles," is written on the displayer, so consumers can see immediately the benefit of Tint-A-Shield.

The wholesale price for a first time buyer is $6. The suggested retail price is $11.95.

For more information, contact:

Tint-A-Shield
1168 South Long Lake Boulevard
Lake Orion, MI 48362
Toll Free: 866-475-7253
Fax: 320-210-4177
Website: www.tintashield.com

Topic: New Products

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