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Red lens goggles, Blue/ Green blocking
I still can't get more of the yellow lens goggles, but these red lens goggles offer good protection for 405nm through 532nm, and so are of interest to many using 405 nm and 445 nm at under 600mW in general. Please remember they will do little to nothing for yellow, red, or IR.
I offer these for $11 + shipping and PP fee ea. (PM me for international to find the total for your location), or ~$16 total in the USA.
I do not claim these are OD rated or advise them as ideal for ultra high output lasers where c/b more appropriate with protection from others such as LaserGlow or OEM Laser Systems, and like a motorcycle helmet is not designed to intentionally run into a brick wall, I advise against taking a direct hit or reflection from a shiny or mirrored surface through these, but it is helpful, and better than no protection at all. Of course using any laser with sober and careful planning and diligence is the most important part of protecting your eyesight.
I still can't get more of the yellow lens goggles, but these red lens goggles offer good protection for 405nm through 532nm, and so are of interest to many using 405 nm and 445 nm at under 600mW in general. Please remember they will do little to nothing for yellow, red, or IR.
I offer these for $11 + shipping and PP fee ea. (PM me for international to find the total for your location), or ~$16 total in the USA.
I do not claim these are OD rated or advise them as ideal for ultra high output lasers where c/b more appropriate with protection from others such as LaserGlow or OEM Laser Systems, and like a motorcycle helmet is not designed to intentionally run into a brick wall, I advise against taking a direct hit or reflection from a shiny or mirrored surface through these, but it is helpful, and better than no protection at all. Of course using any laser with sober and careful planning and diligence is the most important part of protecting your eyesight.
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