[papa]

Anybody wear a pair of the occupational or double d glasses as there also known. Having trouble working over my head with bifocals.

 

[Meadow]

I know there's a company out there but forgot the name that will actually make safety goggles with your doctors lens prescription.

 

[chicken steve]

I just make all the apprentices read stuff to me

it's OJT yanno!


~CS~

 

[AZ86]

Prescription Safety Glasses http://www.rx-safety.com/

Prescription Arc Flash Safety Glasses http://www.rx-safety.com/store/index.php?cPath=99_102&osCsid=rp1ltp3nug3kl8l00rgq6q7ol2

 

[Meadow]

Prescription Safety Glasses http://www.rx-safety.com/

Prescription Arc Flash Safety Glasses http://www.rx-safety.com/store/index.php?cPath=99_102&osCsid=rp1ltp3nug3kl8l00rgq6q7ol2

:thumbup:

That's the co
Thanks!

 

[wildleg]

just do yourself a favor and hang on to them. I had 2 pr made and lost em. I can't hold onto glasses for nuttin.

 

[chicken steve]

you animal you!

~CS~

 

[AZ86]

just do yourself a favor and hang on to them. I had 2 pr made and lost em. I can't hold onto glasses for nuttin.

I attached a hard case to my tool bag. I do my best to put them back, but I do tend to leave them in a control panel on some panduit sometimes. I have one pair at home and one pair at work.

 

[former farmer]

They take a while to get use to. You have a narrow space between the 2 bifocals for your normal vision. I like mine, they save on getting a stiff neck from having to look up so high to see out of normal bifocals. I find that to go up or down stairs, ladders, etc., I usually push my glasses up on top of my head so I can see where I am stepping and don't end up missing a step.

 

[papa]

They take a while to get use to. You have a narrow space between the 2 bifocals for your normal vision. I like mine, they save on getting a stiff neck from having to look up so high to see out of normal bifocals. I find that to go up or down stairs, ladders, etc., I usually push my glasses up on top of my head so I can see where I am stepping and don't end up missing a step.

Thanks, that's the info I wanted. My eye doctor recommend I get a pair made

 

[mikeh32]

Oakley are osha/ansi rated
wiley-x are osha/ansi rated

I only know this due to Military, and motorcycle use.