Safety Glasses and Goggles

Check The Fit One size does not fit all, and many safety goggles come designed for people with larger features. Got a big head? A big nose? Big ears? Look for a model that is meant for you. Check if it has adjustable features to accommodate your face shape. Check The Safety Standards There are many safety glasses and goggles that are marketed as being protective that are not. How do you tell? Look for a code on the lens or the frame. This code means they have passed a safety test. Different codes represent different tests, so know what code you need to look for. Check The Materials Many safety glasses and goggles are made from recycled resins, which tend to distort and yellow over time, causing eye fatigue and strain. A better choice is virgin resin polycarbonate. It is more durable, so will last longer and not distort. Additionally, check that the lenses are at least shatter resistant, if not shatter proof. Don't Forget Comfort You know style is out the window, but comfort should ...