Safety Goggles

[parks35]

Hi everyone,
I am looking into getting some safety goggles, but I have perscritption glasses already, so I need something that can fit over my existing glasses. I cant afford any perscription laser glasses at the moment so I was wondering if any of you guys could be so kind as to help me find a decent pair to fit my easily.
:lasergun:
Thanks,
parks35

 

[Gun]

It obviously depends on what wavelength you want goggles for. These will protect you from 190-540nm and can slip over your glasses: Eagle Pair® 190-540nm Slip Over Laser Safety Goggles

 

[hwang21]

If you want really nice quality, but more expensive, try laserglow.com "fit-over" safety goggles. The "Eagle Pair" goggles Gun linked you above are well received here at LPF too

 

[Antharak]

Get them strait from the maker.
They are osha certified.

https://oemlasersystems.com/product.../visible/arg-blu-ray-argon-blue-ktp-38-detail

 

[scumbagatheist]

Also, do us all a favor and use the Search Bar at the top of every page! This question could easily have been answered by doing a quick search. You're welcome to ask questions, but you'll do alot better here if you do you own homework.

Good luck.

 

[parks35]

Sorry for nit using the search bar. A lot of these look a little too expensive for my budget right now, so I am going to save up a little money.

 

[scumbagatheist]

Just buy good goggles BEFORE you buy a high powered laser! There's no cheap replacement for your eyes!

 

[norbyx]

Maybe this will let you find your answers better in this forum:

 

[Bacon]

Maybe this will let you find your answers better in this forum:

YES :eg:

Ill assume all wavelengths
Go for this

Or this

Better yet

But assuming you laser is
532 445 405 or anything between 200-532
The uvex are OK and like $7
BUT if your laser is DPSS like 532 than stick a cheap ir filter on it. So the invisible light doesn't slap your eyes around.