The eyewear manufacturer Silhouette International, headquartered in Linz, Austria, has supported the Austrian Red Cross with 20,000 pairs of glasses of its Evil Eye brand. 5,000 pairs of glasses were distributed to the Red Cross employees in Upper Austria; the remaining 15,000 pairs will be shared in the remaining Austrian federal states. The glasses can be used, for example, by the mobile sample collection teams and the staff in the Covid-19 drive-in test stations. At the moment, Silhouette’s production facility at the headquarters in Linz is working on a special version of the evil eye models epyx-x and epyx-y with clear lenses, which will be given to the Red Cross in about three weeks.
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