Protection Eyewear

3 meters of steel reinforced concrete. It's kinda bulky, and hard to see through, but it's by far the best.

2007-01-08 15:55:11 by BIG J

Laser Safety Glasses from Dragonlasers at www.dragonlasers.com A tutorial on how laser safety glasses can protect against high power lasers and ...

I have a pair of protective glasses from a company called "Computer Eyes". They help with the glare and eye strain, but it's not enough. I also use an anti-glare screen, but still more is needed.

I'm wondering if they make computer eye-wear that is tinted. I've searched internet, but have yet to find a company who makes these, if they exist.

Any recommendations?
The problem is eye strain. There is not a problem with sleeping nor is bipolar personality disorder a problem. It's just eye strain. Blue light is the light that comes from most computer screens and is strongest from laptops.

step away from the computer...go outside...blink...natural light is healthy for you...if you are in fromt of teh computer taht muhc u need to get a live

2008-07-19 21:42:31 by John S.

Lightweight frame, weighs less than 1 oz
Meets ANSI Z87.1
Popular unisex styling

I'd say, the more danger you expose yourself to, the more protection you need. But this doesn't seem to suffice. I'd like more expansion for this answer, any ideas?

When fumes are involved (and you will be working with A LOT of those in chemistry) and well as possible splashing, you generally need something that does not allow air to vent through. Protective goggles that are meant specifically for chemistry have plugs to keep those fumes/liquids out. It's also why you have eyewash stations in your lab in case someone does not wear their goggles and need to wash the chemicals out of their eyes.

2008-08-23 23:08:05 by College Student

Price: $13.99

Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance.
Cushioned, non-slip pads provide superior comfort & grip.
Distortion free lens provides fatigue free use

I can see perfectly but are you allowed to play rugby with glasses that are jsut for protection.

No, you cant. No need for it either: you are protected from big objects (like a fist) by the nose, and the odds of a cleat hitting your eyes are negligible.

2007-10-29 14:47:35 by Y

the website is
http://www.ryderseyewear.com/products/pe rformance

this is the 07 collection for performance.
and i really like this "Salty Dog"
and was wondering if anyone has them?
and how much did you pay for them?


there for sports and i know there 100% UV protection.
Also Mirror coating which is a plus
and Anti-fog, which is awesome.

i know you can't order them online the website says you need to buy it from a dealer aka, store that carries them...

any input is glady appreciated on this kind of eyewear or if you could recommed any others.

thanxs!


=]


.Liz

like 3 million dollars at least, dude.

2008-02-27 21:38:48 by Liz