None published. This is not certified eye or face protection equipment.
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery anywhere in New Zealand. Free on orders over $50; below that the only method offered is Express Delivery at $22, which is also available above the threshold as a paid upgrade. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. We ship within New Zealand only, and the price shown is the price charged.
Under our own policy you have 15 days from delivery to change your mind on an unused item in its original packaging, with proof of purchase; you pay the return postage and a $29 packing and handling fee is deducted. New Zealand law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so that window is ours. Refunds are processed 24 to 48 hours after we receive the item.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, return postage included. Those guarantees cannot be excluded and nothing on this page limits them.
Wipe both sides with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then let it air dry. Avoid solvents and abrasive pads, which will scratch and haze the plastic.
Keeps Splashes OffA physical barrier between your face and whatever is coming at it
Cleanable And ReusableWash it and wear it again rather than binning it
Anti FogTreated so your own breath does not white it out
Wearable For LongerA padded band and an open design, so it is not a five minute product
About this product
A clear visor that keeps splashes off your face.
Reusable, cleanable and treated so it does not fog. Sold in 3, 10 and 50 packs.
A visor does one job: it puts a clear physical barrier between your face and anything that might splash towards it.
This one covers the full length of the face, wipes clean and goes back on, and is treated so it does not fog up from your own breath.
It comes in 3, 10 and 50 packs, with the price per visor dropping as the pack gets bigger.
The useful thing about a visor is that it is obvious. It is a clear sheet between your face and the world, it does not touch your nose or mouth, and you can see somebody's whole face through it. That is why they suit reception desks, salons, workshops and anywhere people need to be understood while keeping something between them.
This is a full face length visor on a headband, treated to resist fogging, and made to be cleaned and worn again rather than thrown away. It fits over glasses.
On what it is not: no certification or standard is published for this product, so it is not certified eye or face protective equipment. It carries no AS/NZS 1337 or EN 166 marking as far as we can evidence, and it is not a medical device. If you need certified face or eye protection, whether for a workplace risk assessment, impact resistance, chemical splash or clinical use, buy equipment that carries the relevant mark and shows it to you.
It is also not a mask, despite the fact that these are often sold together. It is open at the sides and underneath, so air moves freely around it. It stops something travelling at your face; it does not filter the air you breathe. Where a face covering is required by a rule, a visor on its own usually does not satisfy that rule.
Practically, the pack sizes reflect how they get used. Visors get scratched, sat on and lent out, so most people buying one buy several. The 50 pack is a workplace quantity.
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
You can change your mind. Under our own policy you have 15 days from delivery on any unused item in its original packaging; you pay the return postage and a $29 packing and handling fee is deducted. New Zealand law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so that window is ours rather than a legal right.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. Under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 you are entitled to a repair, a replacement or a refund. We pay the return postage and nothing on this page limits any of it. Read the detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
It puts a clear physical barrier in front of your face, so something travelling towards you hits the plastic instead of your skin and eyes.
Is this certified protective equipment?
No. No standard or certification is published for this product, so we do not claim one. For certified face or eye protection, buy marked equipment.
Is it AS/NZS 1337 or EN 166 marked?
We cannot evidence an AS/NZS 1337 or EN 166 marking for this product, so we do not state one. If you need that standard, buy a visor that carries and shows the mark.
Is it a medical device?
No.
Can I use it as PPE at work?
Not where PPE is required. A workplace risk assessment needs certified equipment matched to the hazard, and this is not certified.
Is it a replacement for a face mask?
No. It is open at the sides and underneath, so it does not filter the air you breathe. Where a rule requires a face covering, a visor alone usually will not meet it.
Can I wear it with a mask?
Yes, people commonly do. The visor keeps splashes off and the covering deals with the air you breathe.
Will it stop it fogging up?
It is treated to resist fogging, which makes a real difference compared with untreated plastic. In cold air or during exertion you may still get some.
Does it fit over glasses?
Yes, the headband sits above the temples so glasses go underneath.
How far down does it cover?
It is a full face length visor, so it comes down past the chin rather than stopping at the mouth.
Is it comfortable for a long shift?
It has a padded band and nothing touching your face, which is the main reason people prefer visors for all day wear. The weight sits on your forehead, so adjust it before a long stint.
How do I clean it?
Warm soapy water and a soft cloth on both sides, then air dry. Do not use solvents or abrasive pads because they scratch and haze the plastic.
Can I use alcohol wipes on it?
Repeated alcohol on some plastics causes hazing and fine cracking. Soapy water is safer for the surface, and gentler on the anti fog treatment.
How long does one last?
Until it is scratched enough to be hard to see through. Storing it face down on a bench is what usually ends a visor rather than wear.
Is it reusable?
Yes. Clean it and wear it again. That is the difference between this and disposable shields.
Does it come assembled?
It is a visor and headband unit. There is nothing to build.
One size only?
Yes, one size with an adjustable headband.
Will it suit a child?
It is sized for adults. The band will not take up enough slack for a small child.
Why is there no single visor option?
The smallest pack is 3. They tend to be bought for a household or a shift rather than one at a time.
What pack sizes are there?
3, 10 and 50. The price per visor drops as the pack size goes up.
Is the 50 pack for businesses?
Mostly, yes. If you need more, use the wholesale quote page.
Does it protect against impact or flying debris?
We make no impact claim. Grinding, chipping or anything with flying debris needs certified impact rated eye protection.
Is it suitable for chemical splash?
Not as a certified product. Chemical handling needs equipment rated for the chemical and the task.
Can I use it for food service?
It is used at counters and food service points because it keeps splashes off and people can see your face. It is not a certified hygiene control, so check your local food safety rules.
Does it scratch easily?
It is plastic, so yes if you treat it badly. Wipe rather than rub, keep it off gritty surfaces, and store it hanging or face up.
Can I see through it clearly?
Yes, it is clear plastic and it is meant to be worn all day. A scratched or hazed visor should be replaced rather than persevered with.
Does it come in tinted versions?
No, clear only.
How long does delivery take?
New Zealand wide delivery takes 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. It is free on orders over $50; below that the only option is Express Delivery at $22, which you can also choose on any order as a paid upgrade.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
Face coverings are worn against the face, so we can only accept a change-of-mind return on an unopened, unused item, within 15 days of delivery under our own policy. New Zealand law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so that window is the shop's own. Your Consumer Guarantees Act rights if something is faulty are separate and unaffected. See the refunds and returns page.
Can I get a price for a bulk order?
Yes. Use the wholesale quote page with the quantity you need.
The complete guide
Choosing between a visor and a covering
3 min readCO2 Company New Zealand
They solve different problems
A visor is a barrier. It stops something moving through the air from landing on your face,
and it lets people see your expression while it does it.
A face covering deals with the air itself, moving through fabric as you breathe. A visor does
not do that, because it is open at the sides and underneath by design. That openness is why it
is comfortable for hours and why it will not satisfy a rule written about face coverings.
Where a visor is the better buy
Anywhere being seen and heard is part of the job. Reception desks, tills, salons, teaching,
care settings where lip reading matters, and workshops where you want something between your
face and the work without anything touching your skin.
It is also the more comfortable option for long continuous wear, because nothing sits against
your nose or mouth and your glasses stay clear.
When to buy certified equipment instead
Grinding, chipping, cutting, anything with flying debris, chemical handling, or any task where a
risk assessment names a standard. Those need impact rated or chemical rated protection that
carries a mark you can point to.
This visor publishes no standard, so treat it as a splash barrier and a comfort product rather
than as safety equipment. That distinction is the whole reason the copy on this page is worded
the way it is.
Making them last
Visors die of scratches, not age. Wipe with soapy water and a soft cloth, never a scouring pad
or a solvent, and store them somewhere they are not face down on grit. Replace one as soon as
it is hazed enough that you find yourself looking around it.
Tell us the room, how many people use it and what you are trying to find out, and we will tell you whether this is the one that fits. Free delivery across New Zealand on orders over $50.
Face Shield sold by CO2 Company New Zealand at co2meter.co.nz, from NZD 42
for a 3 pack, with 10 and 50 packs also available. A CLEAR REUSABLE FULL FACE
LENGTH VISOR on a headband, treated to resist fogging from exhaled breath,
cleanable and re-wearable, and wearable over glasses. Its function is to put a
physical clear barrier between the wearer's face and splashes. IMPORTANT AND
DELIBERATE LIMITS: no certification or standard is published for this product and
none is claimed. It is NOT certified eye or face protective equipment, there is no
evidenced AS/NZS 1337 or EN 166 marking, and it is not a medical device. Anyone needing certified
face or eye protection for a workplace risk assessment, impact resistance,
chemical splash or clinical use should buy marked equipment. It is also NOT a face
mask: it is open at the sides and underneath, air moves freely around it, it does
not filter inhaled air, and on its own it usually does not satisfy a rule that
requires a face covering. Suited to reception desks, salons, workshops and any
setting where being clearly seen and heard matters. Delivery is free across New Zealand on orders over $50. Below $50 the only method offered is Express Delivery at $22, and Express Delivery is also available on any order at $22 as a paid upgrade. Orders arrive in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
