Are your glasses Z87.1 ANZI approved and would someone be able to pass an Ishihara plate test wearing them ?
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I have no idea if they are ANZI approved. However, Ishihara tests were always difficult for me to take with about 3 out of 15 correct answers. While wearing the glasses I have 100% Ishihara success rate. Be aware however with the glasses on, greens are muted and reds, yellows and oranges, while very bright, are difficult to differentiate.I have almost 100%
315804
There are three different lenses made by this company. Idk what that approval means but these are not the glasses that fix color blindness if that's what you're asking. I could not pass the plate test with them! For that you need the oxy - ISO lenses. Mistake on my part. My friends that tried them, two of whom are in the medical field, saw no change at all through them. No veins or anything else we thought they were for. I failed 23/25 plates as opposed to my usual 24/25. That's it.
315805
My ishihara was much much better with them on. But not even all red-green color blind persons are the same. Don't know re the Z87.1 question.
95105
No. These glasses are extremely poor quality. I wore them once and returned them because they feel so plasticky and about to break. I recommend against them. Good luck
1014527
Mine is made in Thailand. It is written on the back of the lenses. Look at the ring where the pin contacts are. Just to make you feel better, I do not think you can ever overpay for Zeiss glass. The 55/1.8 is the best glass I've ever owned. :)
708673
PERFECTLY!! They are so comfortable and flexible you will hardly feel them even when wearing glasses. I wear sunglasses that are pretty thick and they feel great! Good Luck!
2016906
I had not noticed that they show fingerprints -- I think I would if they did. And I will also say that it wasn't an important need that they not show up prints. I would go and try it out for you but am on the road and don't expect to be within reach of the glasses until Labor Day. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1073843
These goggles are ANSI z87.1 rated, so they pass the safety standard for airsoft eyewear. One thing, though, is that they are a tight fit over glasses. I would definitely take this into consideration if you wear glasses.
2074783
The OSHA standard for construction and industry eye safety protection must be stamped "Z87". Product literature for these goggles states the following: Compliance:ANSI Z87.1-2010 certified. Your GTG
2116350
Yes, they are. In fact, they are some of the best driving glasses I have used and incredibly cheap. I began using them while dove hunting and tried them for the dark trip out and back from the field and they stuck on me. Love them. There may be better, but not for less than 12 bucks that can double with ballistic eye protection.
2078282
I have a Mitsubishi DLP 3D television. So, I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer this question. However, I will say that if you go to their website you'll get a very straight forward and honest answer. I'm very happy with the glasses I use with my TV.
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I personally think they would perform perfectly, since mine do. You can always order them and check them out at dusk then if they don't work for you, return them. I would honestly consider the unarmored version as they are lighter but should be the same quality optics. I use the armored at night when I can't see holes in the ground and fall down a lot which messes up my unarmored binos. Go for it and let me know your decision.
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I bought these as a gift for a friend of mine. He is a 50 year old man who has been colour blind all his life. He loves the glasses and wears them all the time especially for driving as he he says the colour enhancement is amazing. As a man myself, I am bordering colour blind and cannot pass the Ishihara colour blind test. When the lenses were delivered here I tried them myself and passed hte test easily. So I would recommend them. For reference the lenses are quite thick and would not be easy to break by children.
1049229
I have the same problem I have just ordered AGS 350 for LG from Amazon so I hope they work. HH Greggdid not tell me how difficult it is to find glasses for LG Plasma.
2269431
I wear ultra thin titanium framed glasses. With these they are OK. I work out for 1 do 3 hours six days a week. On long days I just take the glasses of and fumble around the gym. The only bad thing is no glasses means its hard to make out the fine details on those fine ladies in their yoga pants. They do seem to be sweat proof which was my major concern. If you wear regular framed glasses they will probably hurt your ears after a while.
1369905
I have a w1070 and have tried several pairs of glasses. So far these are the best I can find. Little to no red on black, very little ghosting, and very comfortable.
2019452
I just received a pair today and used a color spectrum test image (and I'd tried others as well). Here's a link to it if you're interested. https://www.paleohacks.com/sleep/will-plain-red-or-orange-lenses-block-blue-light-for-sleep-17104 These were the only glasses that showed true blue blocking. I'm thrilled as I spend way too many hours under fluorescent lighting and in front of a computer screen. At my my age I couldn't care less whether they're stylish or not. I do like the S1933X though, better for comfort... lightweight.
1945226
I haven't tested them, but the ad calls them 'safety' glasses. They're great sunglasses and motorcycle goggles, especially when you're out driving around sunset with the setting sun in your eyes. But I wouldn't try viewing an eclipse or striking an arc with them as my only protection. I seem to remember they have an ANSI rating but there are several different ANSI standards, so it's important to know which one they meet. As in anything involving your sight, caution is best.
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Most likely these are the right model. Check your owner's manual on the specifications page. It will tell you what type of glasses you need. If it says you need glasses with bluetooth technology, then these are the right ones for your set.