The Top Prescription Safety Glasses
When you need to protect your eyes, safety ratings are of primary importance and style is secondary. There are still many frame designs to choose from that meet standards for eye protection. Here are four of the top styles of prescription safety glasses from trusted optical shop such as Eyeglasses Pro.
These unisex black goggle-style safety frames have rectangular lenses that are resistant to dust, fog, reflections, scratches, shattering and ultraviolet light. If you need eyewear that will stay in place and provide complete eye protection, consider SS713 Safety Glasses Black or other goggle-style frames.
These safety frames are popular because all of these eyewear styles provide the indicated level of protection and are compatible with most prescription lenses. You can find the right safety eyewear for any application. Factor in the safety features of glasses and check the frame size so that the eye protection you order provides a good fit.
FAQs
How do I order prescription safety glasses?
Look for safety eyewear that meets any applicable ANSI Z87.1 or OSHA safety standards for eye protection from impact or other hazards. It is also important to select frames sized to fit your face that are able to accommodate single vision, bifocal or progressive lenses in your prescription strength.
Which safety ratings apply to eyewear?
The most prevalent safety rating is ANSI Z87.1, a standard that is regularly updated. There are basic and high impact and velocity ratings that you should factor in based on safety risks in the environment where you plan to wear eye protection. National governments also maintain standards for workers.
What are some sizing tips for safety frames?
Safety frames should stay in place and offer complete eye coverage to provide the stated safety rating. Check frame dimensions such as frame, bridge and lens width and lens height. You may need to factor in the thickness of frame materials or facial seals, which can affect how glasses fit.
Do I need to wear eye protection?
If you spend time in an environment in which eye safety risks exist, you should invest in eye protection. Based on your needs, safety eyewear may meet basic safety standards for impact or any type of hazards to which your eyes may be exposed or provide high-impact and high-velocity protection.
Safety glasses that have prescription lenses can protect your eyes during physical activity or shield your eyes from occupational hazards. Look for the best pair of prescription safety glasses to meet your needs.
