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I have always wondered how much laser power can get through Goggles. Just out of plain curiosity, and also perhaps for more practical applications. Even knowing the answer may help others be more cautious even when wearing goggles if a lot can get through.
Anyway I thought it would be nice to have a reference thread where we can post results for various wavelengths and goggle brands and laser powers/beam sizes...
Picture is just because. 650nm @ 100~250mW, 532nm @ ~70mW
![DSC09747 (640x800).jpg DSC09747 (640x800).jpg](https://laserpointerforums.com/data/attachments/45/45342-3fccc9c6a39499a51cac8a09075a8459.jpg?hash=P8zJxqOUma)
So, if y'all need an excuse to pull your lasers, meters, and goggles out again, test and post away
Anyway I thought it would be nice to have a reference thread where we can post results for various wavelengths and goggle brands and laser powers/beam sizes...
Picture is just because. 650nm @ 100~250mW, 532nm @ ~70mW
![DSC09747 (640x800).jpg DSC09747 (640x800).jpg](https://laserpointerforums.com/data/attachments/45/45342-3fccc9c6a39499a51cac8a09075a8459.jpg?hash=P8zJxqOUma)
So, if y'all need an excuse to pull your lasers, meters, and goggles out again, test and post away