If you want to make sure your eyes will have protection from flying particulates, splinters, dirt, or debris, safety glasses are the way to go. RX Safety has a wide range of safety glasses designed to be lightweight and comfortable, making them ideal for long-term use. They also have protective features, such as a removable foam gasket, to help create a better seal against airborne fluids and small debris. Plus, all our safety glasses are ANSI Z87.1 approved.
The best safety glasses offer generous coverage to keep the user focused on the task. They are typically made with polycarbonate lenses to resist scratches, glare, and UV rays. Polycarbonate is also impact-resistant. To further protect your eyes, you can choose glasses with polarized lenses, which reduce glare from bright lights. And, if you’re doing heavy work, you can opt for glasses with a vent-free design to minimize heat.
If you’re working outdoors, you’ll need sunglasses that provide maximum protection from the sun. Some glasses have polarized lenses, which reduce reflected light from water or other surfaces. You can also buy glasses with photochromic lenses, which darken instantly when exposed to sunlight. This means you’ll be able to wear them all day without any trouble.
Safety glasses come in a variety of different colors and styles. Depending on your needs, you can opt for black or blue frames with gray or clear lenses. Alternatively, you can choose a pair that comes with mirrored lenses. But no matter what you choose, it’s essential to make sure you choose a pair that will fit comfortably on your face.
Regardless of what type of safety glasses you choose, it’s essential that you choose a pair that is tested and approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). ANSI is a voluntary standards system that works with the government to establish standards for eyewear, personal protective equipment, and many other products. ANSI certification ensures that your safety glasses have been tested to protect you from common hazards in the workplace. ANSI-certified safety glasses offer protection from the elements, including dust, dirt, and debris.
In addition, you can also purchase glasses that provide added features, such as hearing protection. For example, some safety glasses allow you to attach earplugs, which will help keep them from getting tangled and keep your ears free from irritants. While some manufacturers have safety glasses with different features, they all meet basic requirements.
The ANSI Z87.1-2020 American National Standard is the most comprehensive, and it’s the standard most people will need. It requires that safety glasses have a high level of impact resistance and pass an array of tests. Moreover, you’ll want to choose a pair that fits your head size and has a wraparound design to protect your eyes from objects from all angles.
Still need to know which safety glasses will be the best for you? Don’t worry. RX Safety has a team of experts ready to help you.
Our goal at RX Safety is to provide customers with name brand safety glasses that provide protection at an affordable cost. That being said, our safety glasses start at $8.50, so there are many options to choose from. Added features such as prescription and lens coatings can bring up the price of your safety glasses. However, these features are provided at the best price in the market.
Yes, you can. At RX Safety we offer both safety glasses without prescription and with prescription available. If you are looking for a safety glasses with prescription, go to our prescription safety glasses category to see all the available styles.
To add it to the frame of your choice, you simply have to click on the “Select Prescription Lenses” button and fill in your prescription information. At RX Safety we also have a wide range of lens types, materials, colors, and coatings to transform your safety glasses into exactly what you need.
Yes, they do. Our safety glasses meet rigorous safety standards, with the majority of them being ANSI Z87.1 approved. You can look out for this rating on the sticker available under the main photo of the product page, or by clicking “additional information” and scrolling to “safety rating”. In addition, we also offer options that meet EN 166 or CSA Z94.3 safety standards
Safety glasses without prescription usually take between 3 and 5 business days to be shipped. Prescription orders from RX Safety take between 7 and 10 business days to be completed and shipped. This is the same for all prescription safety glasses. If lens coatings or additional features are added, the lead time can be extended. However, RX Safety is committed to getting your order out quickly and efficiently while doing proper quality control.
Yes, you can. If your safety glasses have any extra accessories or replacement parts, those will be listed under the “replacement parts” tab, located below the description.
Yes, they do. All safety glasses at RX Safety come with a case for their protection.
Safety glasses are glasses designed to protect your eyes from rom flying particulates, splinters, dirt, or debris, safety glasses are the way to go, offering generous coverage to keep the user focused on the task.
RX Safety has a wide range of anti-fog products that will protect your safety glasses from fog. You can check all these anti fog products at here.
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When choosing safety glasses or prescription safety glasses, understanding the different ratings can help ensure you select the right pair for your needs. These ratings determine the level of protection the glasses provide, from impact resistance to protection against dust, fine particles, and even electrical hazards. Let’s explore the various safety ratings and what they […]
The marking “Z87-2+” on eyewear indicates that the glasses meet specific safety standards set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for personal eye and face protection devices. Here’s what each part of the marking signifies: Z87 This part of the marking means that the eyewear is rated for essential impact protection. It meets the […]
Each year, tens of thousands of workers suffer eye injuries on the job — most of which could have been prevented with proper eyewear. OSHA and ANSI have established strict requirements for impact resistance, splash protection, and coverage to prevent these injuries, but the standards vary by workplace and hazard type. That’s why choosing between […]
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