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10 Nose Bridge Wires for Mask Making

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Order 10 only, until after June.

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You can order a set of 10 adhesive wire nose bridges to sew in your own masks, if you are making masks.

I have a limited supply, but I am happy to share.

I am reordering, but it could take til June.

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