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If you walk into a typical retail optical shop and ask for prescription lenses in a sleek, high-curve wraparound frame, you’ll probably get a simple “No” in response. The shop workers may warn you that your vision will look like a carnival mirror in those glasses, so they have no real purpose. However, outdoor athletes, […]
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A chemical splash or vapor mist can cause immediate, often irreversible damage to the eyes. And standard safety glasses aren’t always enough to protect workers in chemical labs and manufacturing plants, either, since they often leave gaps on the sides, top, and bottom where chemicals can get through. For full eye protection, workers need specialized, […]
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In healthcare, workplace eye injuries and exposure to bodily fluids can happen in the blink of an eye — literally. They often occur during quick, routine tasks when someone foregoes eye protection, whether because the person is overconfident, underestimates the risk, or thinks a task “will only take a second.” Healthcare poses many dangers, both […]
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Blinding water glare can be brutal on the eyes, and severe light sensitivity is no laughing matter. Standard dark lens tints aren’t always enough to relieve these issues. The level of darkness you experience through your lenses depends entirely on how much light enters them. Visible light transmission (VLT) determines how dark your lenses are. The […]
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If you’ve ever worn safety frames, you’ve likely seen “Z87” stamped on the frame. When it comes to eye protection, that small plus sign in “Z87+” makes a big difference in how much protection the frames provide. If you’re wondering which stamp you actually need — ANSI Z87+ vs. Z87.1 — allow us first to […]
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