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Am I enought protected ?






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I don't think so. ;)
The goggles you mentioned will protect your eyes in the range of 190 - 548nm.

These goggles are certified and will protect your eyes from IR, violet and blue lasers, but only the 1st one from green lasers:

1. Eagle Pair, CE, 190-540nm & 800-2000nm Safety Goggles (405nm violet, 445nm blue, 808nm infrared & 532nm green)
LINK:
Multi Wavelength Laser Eyes Protection Glasses/Goggle


2. Eagle pair, CE, 190-450 & 800-2000nm safety goggles (405nm violet, 445nm blue & 808nm infrared)

LINK:
405nm,445nm,808nm,1064nm safety goggles/200-450,800-2000nm [OLLS1064] - $45.99 : Welcome to O-Like.com, Your source for laser products


OD values are posted on the web sites. They are also affordable.
 

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How worse starting at the beam at 5 meters or so, or catcing a reflection from a somewhat reflective material compared to sunlight reflection from a window closing or while driving I get some situation where the traffic light is directly next to the sun and I can barely see. Or sunlight reflection from the road (polaroid sunglasses deal with it yay). But for the naked eye, slinight reflections are everyday. Are they much much less dangerous than a ~100mw laser (not direct hit in any way)?
 
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Support 200~540nm and 900~2000nm
But the problem is my laser is 532nm !

Hi,
I have wrote in my post about 2 different goggles.
It seems that you skipped the 1st one...

Here you go again:

1. Eagle Pair, CE, 190-540nm & 800-2000nm Safety Goggles (405nm violet, 445nm blue, 808nm infrared & 532nm green)
LINK:
Multi Wavelength Laser Eyes Protection Glasses/Goggle



I have purchased this goggle from that site. On that web site they do not mention that these are certified Eagle Pair goggles. (They are.) Also, it provides protection from 190nm. (On the web site they incorrectly mention 200nm.)
On the lens of these goggles are printed exactly the following: 190-540nm & 800-2000nm OD4+ CE
On the side and the protective case printed: Eagle Pair
 
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