laser safety glasses

[denton808]

ok first off i'm kind of paranoid about protection XD

ok so i got CE certified OD+4 200-540nm glasses. when i shine my 445 laser and hit the glasses none of the passes through at all. well none that my eyes can pick up.

the thing that worries me, is if this thing supposedly blocks out all blue, how come i can still see objects kind of bluish when i wear the glasses? is it my brain trying to compensate cuz i know it's suppose to be blue? is it not actually blue and more like grey, but perceived as blue to me?

to add on: the glasses also show no dot for a 8x bluray burner as well.

should i be worried about a hit while wearing these glasses? (aside from actual skin burns or plastic melting i mean)

i know there are tons of posts on laser goggles, but i couldn't quite find one with this particular inquiry.

 

[Bluefan]

There are some cheap china sellers claiming CE certification, what goggles do you have?
Your mind may just play trick on you, you can try looking at a blue light source like an LED or point your 445nm laser at a wall and see if you can see the blue light, but the tests you've done should already be enough.

 

[denton808]

There are some cheap china sellers claiming CE certification, what goggles do you have?
Your mind may just play trick on you, you can try looking at a blue light source like an LED or point your 445nm laser at a wall and see if you can see the blue light, but the tests you've done should already be enough.

it caim with my 300mw green laser from laserpointerpen.net i know that site isn't too high up there on this forum.

i don't see any blue at all when i shine my laser. it's just a yellow fluorescent dot. that's true for my 405 and green as well.

so if i don't even see any color in the dot on a white wall, then it's safe to say that they protect 100%? (100% meaning 100% safe not all the light XD)