I have an orbital floor fracture, would this protect it? I am just concerned with the big opening under the eye.
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I got this for my nose. I didn't know what a orbital floor fracture was. So I googled it. Judging from the pictures I seen off the Internet. I'd suggest you get goggles.now I'm not too sure what you were trying to use the facemask for. But I use mine for basketball. I had a fractured nose and the face mask worked perfectly. As far as the eyes, like you said there is big openings. I would suggest goggles over a facemask because you want to protect your eyes not your face. Look up basketball goggles. i hope I helped.
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around the eyes is pretty risky. if you got away with it thank the [LORD] and use it on safer areas.
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Yes it sure could. I have one eye that had a retina bleed and went almost blind and I can see to string beads on the elastic. It has two sides so I'm sure if one side isn't enough turn the magnifier over and that side will be stronger.
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No, it doesn't seem like they would. They have padding on the back side around the eyes. I dont think there would be room behind them for prescription eye glasses. They are made to keep eyes protected from wind/debris. So they are supposed to fit snugly to the eye area.
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NO. not reccomended. When using this product some peeling of skin may occure, the skin under the eye is naturally thin, so if peeling happens in this area it may be very panefull.
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I can wear a pair of low profile safety glasses without issue. Normal glasses probably not. The eye spaces have a steel mesh screen in them. It's a mask for airsoft.
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I would say a cautious 'yes' - I didn't wear it for an extended period of time but I didn't notice any sweating (like I did with the adhesive bandage patches). There seemed to be enough room so that it didn't cause any sweating - it is concave so it doesn't lie flat against your eye. Hope that helps.
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Hi Marin-Kit-Kat, thanks for your question. The skin around our eyes is much thinner & more sensitive than the rest of our face. I would use caution and test first. Some customers do apply Vitamin C Serum to their orbital bone beneath the eyes with no irritation, and get the results they are looking for. If irritation occurs during your test, discontinue use in that area. All my best, and don't hestiate to write us directly, Pamela
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No it doesn't protect your eyes. The full face mask version was used in The Professional by Leon and the SWAT team and does help with organics.
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I would have to say no, as I don't think it was a very good product. I really couldn't tell much difference in my skin when I used this product. I don't have bags under my eye's, so I couldn't tell you for sure if it would help you or not. I myself would not purchase the product again.
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It really only covers a small area of your face. I'd suggest a more heavy duty mask instead of this one which is designed to protect the user from microbes rather than dust particles. I'd also suggest you get a good pair of hardware heavy duty eye goggles if you are working with fine dust.
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Nope just tried. You will probably pull your eye ball out before it seperates from your contact. Although I bet you could use it to help a child insert a soft contact....Not sure.
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Protective eyewear is always a good idea when working with tools. I wore my reading glasses while using the stapler, (to see) and that gave me some protection anyway. But no staples went astray. It was safe.
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It would work extremely well with glasses (shield projects out so you have enough clearance for Rx glasses). No more did I have to put on contacts to use safety goggles (they would have fogged up). I don't always use this face shield (it can be cumbersome for certain tasks) but it's nice protection for the entire face). My bro always borrows it when using the angle grinder. It's a great addition along with standard goggles
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I place it underneath my eyes and on eye lids. Of course, you don't need a lot and have to be careful with placement, but I have had no problems.
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Yes! My son is 12 and had an eye injury and we got them as extra protection. They fit him well. Hope that helps!
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I never used this item for eyelids, so I don't have any idea. I would think it would be too warm for your eyes.