We are not a big company, but a husband and wife team simply wanting to get these noseclips out to as many people working in the healthcare sector free of charge through donations to various hospitals, DHBS's and health centres.
We are offsetting this cost by selling them at an honest price to other awesome kiwis who are willing to support our cause!

100%+ of the money that we have made has been put back in to help achieve this.  For every 1 nose clip or ear saver that we are selling, gives us the opportunity to give away another 2 free of charge back into the community.

How we started!

During the latest lockdown I noticed an article in the local neighbourly page about people suffering from their glasses fogging up while wearing their masks. Being a hobbyist 3D printer, i searched online for a solution and came across the idea of a 3D printed nose clip that prevents this!
After 100+ hours of research and development, we have produced the perfect anti fog nose clip! It is a perfect balance of comfort and strength!
We then set out on a mission to provide as many people with these clips as possible free of charge!

Within a two week period, we had printed and delivered over 500 of these clips out into the Palmerston North community free of charge!
Due to the time and cost to produce these, we have now had to start charging a small fee.
What started out as 1 printer, soon turned into 4. Now we have 8 printers operating around the clock to provide kiwi guys and girls with a solution to a very common problem!

For every nose clip or ear saver bought, we are able to donate another 2 back into the community free of charge!

We were recently highlighted in the Manawatu Standard and the article can be read here!


Covid-19 Champions: 3D printing hobby providing solution for fogging glasses when wearing masks | Stuff.co.nz

And recently with Hadyn Jones GoodSorts at the end of the CH1 News!

Good Sorts: Palmerston North man invents mask clip to stop glasses fogging up (1news.co.nz)