👓 Protective Eyeglasses Goggles for Blocking & Enhanced Eye Protection Review

Our hospital requires ANSI Z87 certification and the inside of the goggles says it's very small, but it's there. ANSI Z87 D3 is preferred. Like many other nurses, I am advised not to wear my own glasses due to a lack of information on infection prevention. Poor eye protection that blinds and fogs the eyes is recommended and rubbish. We just got an update we can wear ANSI Z87 certified eye protection and Z87 D3 is the preferred one. I work in a large county hospital with stage 1 trauma and other

These glasses are great. I am a nursing student and we must wear safety goggles or a face shield. I chose to use these goggles instead of a full face shield. They're actually pretty cute and functional. They don't fog up either, even with my mask on. They are comfortable to wear for several hours and do not press on the head. Sometimes the glasses give me a headache when I squeeze my head, but that's not the case. I ordered the blue ones and the only complaint I have is that they are not as…

I am a nurse and have felt a lot more comfortable during the pandemic. I use them every time I go outside to protect my eyes from drips. And the best part is that they look like you're wearing glasses - no one will know they're actually glasses. The only downside I can think of is that their "smoothness" doesn't pair well with other glasses. But if you wear contact lenses or don't need vision correction, this is for you. They also allow me to wear a mask and have no fogging issues just like any