What goggles should you buy to protect your eyes
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didn't show me anything; I know I have to use a very dark glasses or sunglasses to prevent any eye damage; and that is what I'm been doing all this time
852685
Well I bought these and they are good at eye protection but not the best at it.
212543
Yes, I feel these goggles can. The eye cups have good suction and are comfortable too.
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The most widespread protection is against ultraviolet radiation, which can cause short-term and long-term ocular problems such as photokeratitis, snow blindness, cataracts, pterygium, and various forms of eye cancer.[9] Medical experts advise the public on the importance of wearing sunglasses to protect the eyes from UV;[9] for adequate protection, experts recommend sunglasses that reflect or filter out 99-100% of UVA and UVB light, with wavelengths up to 400 nm. Sunglasses which meet this requirement are often labeled as "UV400."
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i would recommend a mask because your a beginner but these goggles are really good they barely fog
651517
Absolutely. I use these while shooting and i wear eye protection. These are very good and comfortable too.
2259041
Correct, each BlueMD unit comes with eye protection goggles and a user manual. We also sell the Rasul Clay mask, which is highly recommended and was formulated to be used along with blue light acne treatments, for maximum results.
1678392
You certainly can, sir! I wear the old spectacles, and these goggles don't interfere whatsoever.However, the arms of your glasses hold the rear edges of the goggles open- nothing dangerous, but it can allow a bit of glare from any lights behind you. Still a great buy.
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I would probably say yes to the first and no to the second. The seal around the goggles is excellent for keeping dust and debris out of the wearer's eyes. Although I have only used these in a laboratory setting, so I would not have specific experience with using these for landscaping. The pair I have does not have a tinted lens, so they probably aren't great against sunlight unless you purchase a pair with tinted or polarized lenses.
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I wear rimless glasses so they sort of fit. The goggles have a rubber seal and bigger glasses may interfere with seal. The glasses are pretty comfortable but I misspoke on my last review stating it fogs up. It isn't fog but water beading from sweat (I use glasses when I use my chainsaw) fills the inside lens and I have to stop to wipe clean. It is annoying
657160
Spend the extra $50 and get a Vortex 2-7 BDC. Loads of eye relief, fantastic optics and the best customer service there is. It will cost you less in the long run.
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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These goggles provide full protection against any debris you may encounter while performing yard duties. I would not suggest this type of eye protection for very hot weather use, something more breathable would be better suited. The lens is completely clear and does not provide protection against bright light, however these are made so that glasses can be worn underneath comfortably.
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This guy recommends this product on prescription glasses for motorcycle use http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2013/12/md-product-review-keep-your-glasses-from-fogging-up/
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It really depends on the shape of your face. In my case, for instance, as I'm Asian, the regular size is good enough. I also sweat a lot and as the water prevents sweating in swimming in all water submersed parts of my body, I tend to have a sweaty face and the goggles usually slip if the adherence is not good. The Aqua Sphere products attend all my needs. The regular one is good for me. However, for my son (also Asian) the very smaller fit is better. My experience shows that females (Caucasian or Asian) prefer the regular one. When swimming, the best way is not to have a very tight goggle. I've been swimming for over 20 years (pools and sea).The only problem I was never able to solve is the fogging. However, the tighter you use your goggles the foggier it gets. Hope I've helped.
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Be careful with Oakley, they are the only goggles that cannot be touched or cleaned with water. Would not recommend.
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hi, these goggles are fine for skiing, since they have two different fitting shapes as well as various other little plastic surfaces that can be removed etc.. You will know what lenses required after you buy them, since they come with a handbook with all sorts of options for lenses and other features.