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best safety glasses prices i've found

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www.laser2go.com in in a grand opening sale, and has been since I bought my 650nm glasses from them a couple weeks ago. All their glasses are currently $28 with free shipping! And I got mine in the mail yesterday and they work incredibly well. Comes with a hard zipping case and a cleaning cloth, and from my 200mw red laser I can only see a tiny faint red pinprick through these goggles, and even that is only when the laser is focused down to burn.
 





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nice. just ordered a pair of the 650nm ones, do anyone know what OD would have the 532nm ones on 405nm light? I'm planning a violet laser too, 21€ is pretty cheap :)
 

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I can't say that they are completely safe, but if you can find some yellow lens safety glasses, they block 405nm pretty effectively and because of fluorescence on most materials, the dot still remains easily visible.  I picked up a pair from a local cheap tool place for $3, can't do much better than that.
 

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rkcstr said:
I can't say that they are completely safe, but if you can find some yellow lens safety glasses, they block 405nm pretty effectively and because of fluorescence on most materials, the dot still remains easily visible.  I picked up a pair from a local cheap tool place for $3, can't do much better than that.


i could use a pair of them  :eek:

EDIT: i think the ones from laser2go are made by laser-wave, they look identical to my laser wave goggles.
 

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Thats cheap, need a new pair of 532nm and 405nm
prop not cert but if they work well ::) ::)
 
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I've bought a pair of their multi-wavelength goggles from Ebay and they seem to work quite well to block out greens and blues, and I can't really even see the dot of my 140mw blu-ray with them on, even though they are only rated up to 414nm. Not sure I'd trust them for invisible wavelengths, but for visible light they seem to pretty well do the job.
 




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