If you wear any type of glasses, fogging has most likely happened before. Safety glasses are not exempt either.
Fogging can occur when your glasses are consistently exposed to temperature changes or humid conditions. And if you’re engaged in strenuous activities such as physical labor, sports, or exercise, you’re likely to see fogging in your glasses, as your body temperature fluctuates.
We want you to be both comfortable and safe, as unclear vision can lead to mishaps if one is not careful. That’s why we’ve included several solutions in this article to help you combat fogging for good. With our expertise and advanced technology, you’ll have clear vision in no time.
Before we get into some simple ways you can combat fogging, we’ll talk about our more permanent advancements to address the problem. Keep reading.
At RX Safety, we offer a variety of lens coating for our safety glasses. One of those lens coating options is our anti-fog coating.
An anti-fog coating works by chemically affecting the adhesion of water molecules, stopping them from grouping into large clusters that can impair your vision. As we discussed earlier, if you’re more likely engaged in strenuous activity or fluctuations in body temperature, you’re more prone to fogging glasses.
At RX Safety we offer an anti-fog permanent coating that can be applied to the lenses to prevent fogging and provide clear vision. You can select this option when purchasing your glasses online–it’s that simple and easy, and affordable.
But let’s say that you already own a pair of glasses and you aren’t able to order a new pair with the lens coating. That’s completely understandable, and we had a few options for you as well.
First, we can talk about our anti-fog cloths. These are dry cloths that prevent fogging and are very convenient and can easily be used on the go. Simply wipe both sides of your safety glasses with the cloth and your glasses will be protected from fogging–it’s that simple.
We also have our anti-fog lens cleaner as well. This cleaner is a liquid and is to be sprayed on both sides of your glasses. Afterwards, simply wipe them off with a towel and you’ll be sure to notice a difference, allowing for greater and more confident performance. While the lens cleaner requires a bit more maintenance than the dry cloth, for example, it can still be used for regular care of your glasses and is simple and easy.
Whether simple kits, or longer treatments, we have several other effective anti-fog products for you as well.
1. SELECT THE FRAME
RX Safety offers a wide range of glasses frames that match perfectly with our anti-fog coating. Choose your favorite eyeglasses, sunglasses, or safety glasses.
2. SELECT LENS MATERIAL
Inside our prescription form, you can select your prescription type. Choose between, single vision, bifocal and progressive. Then, you will choose your lens material.
3. SELECT LENS COLOR
Customize your lenses by choosing your lens color, including Transition options.
4. ADD EXTRA COATINGS
The glasses can be upgraded with special coatings such as anti-scratch and anti-reflective to improve their overall performance. This is where you select our anti-fog permanent coating.
5. ADD YOUR PRESCRIPTION INFORMATION
Now it is the time to upload or fill your prescription information. You’re done! The rest is with us. We will work on your glasses and deliver to your address.
Here at RX Safety, we have a variety of solutions for you to get the convenience and comfortability that you need. Not only do we make revolutionary products, but we understand the science behind the products we make.
If you have any additional questions about our lens-coating technology, or if you have additional questions about how you can purchase one of our anti-fog coating products, please feel free to reach out to us. We are more than happy to help get you the solutions you need.
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