hwang21
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Accidents like these should be the only accidents with lasers, accidents when protection was at least attempted. I wouldn't be surprised if someone has deliberately shined a fairly high-power laser into their eyes without the slightest clue that they just ruined their eyes
But yes you need real goggles, I would even say to get a good pair of laser goggles before you get a laser. Don't skimp out on goggles. A hospital bill will far outweigh the cost of the goggles. LaserGlow makes excellent ones, but they are a bit pricey. If anything, get the Uvex ones, but I would recommend you buy goggles once and buy the good ones to begin with
Do keep us posted, wishing you a full recovery
But yes you need real goggles, I would even say to get a good pair of laser goggles before you get a laser. Don't skimp out on goggles. A hospital bill will far outweigh the cost of the goggles. LaserGlow makes excellent ones, but they are a bit pricey. If anything, get the Uvex ones, but I would recommend you buy goggles once and buy the good ones to begin with
Do keep us posted, wishing you a full recovery
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