Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: can this be used to protect from Ebola virus?
Document: the face sheild hasnt been used vs a deadly virus yet, thankfully.however it came in handy when  dealing with rat traps. i protected my face againsta potential rat attack. i felt confident about setting traps and releasing them. imight risk a scar on my hands but who the heck would risk a face scar from a rat?i think if riot squads use clear face masks to protect from chemical and other risksand factory workers and even dental assistants use them why not me?
Protect your eyes and face. You only get one pair of eyes. My face sure isn't worth much but it is the one I am stuck with and don't need it ripped off by flying debris. Safety ain't just for wimps, you need to use your protective gear and not be the dumb guy in the ER wishing you had used it.
This was also purchased for my grandson and it fits him well and I feel it will protect him while he is working on the lathe.
cheap, durable, nuff said! I recommend placing a towel around it when not in use to protect the faceshield from scratches.
It is something I needed to be able to protect my face while wearing eye glasses.This is a good option but a minor problem is that the headband is not very secure
I purchased 3 of these face shields to protect myself and some friends from flying debris while we demolished a 500 foot cement patio with axes and sledge hammers. They did the job.
I bought this for my costume. It does seem durable and would protect well for doing stuff around the house. I doubt that this will work in an industrial setting. However, for painting, landscaping, mild construction, or even the occasional Dexter work, this'll do well.
Blackberries are IMHO a strange hybrid of plant and insect - they actually move and when they snag you with their carapace spines, pain and possible infection result. I remove them with a string trimmer with a nine-inch metal blade, and I wear leather welding gloves, hip waders, and this excellent face (and eye) protection shield. Protect your eyes and face from evil insect/plant hybrid attack with this lightweight faceshield!
Have used this shield for years. The clear view and the coverage is great. It also fits well and is comfortable for extended use.
I have used faceshields  for thirty years and this is one of the most solid. I am retired now and this one is for my shop at home. Made in the USA!
Answer: no