Crystal-clear vision: These safety glasses feature high-definition lenses with an anti-fog coating for clear vision in any environment, whether at home or in the lab.

Certified to safety standards: These lab glasses are certified to ANSI Z87.1-EN-166 for anti-fog, impact, and splash protection, ensuring optimal safety wherever you are.

Comfortable to wear: Soft, face-conforming shape: The PVC frame conforms perfectly to the contours of the face and provides optimal protection, while the soft edges reduce pressure on the skin during extended wear.

Adjustable headband: Breathable valves: The elastic headband fits most people, and the four valves ensure excellent breathability, even when wearing glasses.

Versatile use: Perfect for various industries, including labs, construction, painting, and more, these safety glasses are a practical choice for a wide range of tasks. The EN 166 Standard

When performing work, certain tasks can present risks to the eyes (sparks from welding, ultraviolet radiation, or gas emissions, for example). It is therefore essential for professionals to protect themselves from these risks by wearing safety glasses. However, it is crucial to know which glasses to wear, and especially how to identify the specific risks they protect against. A wealth of information is available on safety glasses. They are defined according to the EN 166 standard, which describes the general requirements for eye protection. It specifies the markings for the temples and lenses.