Prescription Safety Glasses

At RX-Safety, the cost of prescription safety glasses can vary depending on the frame and lens options chosen:

• Safety Frames: Our safety frames start as low as $20 and can go up to $75, offering a range of styles and materials to suit different needs and preferences.
• Lenses: Standard single vision lenses in polycarbonate start at $40. From there, the price may increase depending on the lens material, type (e.g., bifocal, progressive), colors, and any additional coatings (such as anti-fog or anti-scratch).

With various options available, you can customize your prescription safety glasses to best suit your work environment and vision needs, all while staying within your budget.

The ANSI Z87.1 and ANSI Z87+ standards are safety guidelines established by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for protective eyewear, including prescription safety glasses:

• ANSI Z87.1: This is the basic safety standard for eyewear, covering general impact protection, optical quality, and coverage. Eyewear that meets this standard is suitable for general safety use, providing reliable protection against common workplace hazards.
• ANSI Z87+: This high-impact standard indicates that the eyewear can withstand more forceful impacts. Glasses with the Z87+ rating have been rigorously tested for high-velocity impact resistance, making them ideal for environments with a greater risk of flying debris or impact hazards.
• Dust Rating (D3): The D3 rating signifies that the eyewear provides protection from fine dust particles. This is essential for work environments where dust exposure is a concern, helping to protect your eyes from irritation and potential injury.

Additional Standards to Consider:
Depending on your work environment and specific needs, you may also need to consider compliance with other standards:

• CSA Z94.3 (Canada): If you work in Canada, this standard by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) is the primary requirement for protective eyewear, covering impact resistance and protection from various industrial hazards.
• EN166 (Europe): For international workplaces or those requiring European certification, EN166 is the European standard for eye protection, ensuring the eyewear provides adequate impact resistance and optical quality.
• Military Standards (e.g., MIL-PRF-32432): For applications requiring additional impact resistance, such as military or law enforcement, consider eyewear that meets specific military standards, which typically exceed ANSI standards in terms of durability and impact resistance.

Selecting prescription safety glasses that meet the appropriate standards, including dust protection if needed, ensures you’re fully protected in your work environment.

RX-Safety provides a wide range of prescription lens options to fit different needs and preferences:

• Single Vision: These lenses offer a single prescription throughout the lens, ideal for correcting either nearsightedness or farsightedness.
• Digital Single Vision: An advanced single vision lens crafted with enhanced precision, offering sharper details and clearer vision, particularly beneficial for complex prescriptions.
• FT-28 Bifocal: These lenses feature two distinct areas of vision correction, with a flat-top segment 28mm wide, often used by those who need both distance and reading correction.
• Progressive Bifocal (No-Line Bifocal): Progressives provide a seamless transition between distance, intermediate, and near vision zones without visible lines, offering a natural look and eliminating the “jump” between lens powers.

In addition to these options, we also offer occupation or specialty lenses not found in this main category, such as:

• Double-segment Bifocals are specialty lenses for tasks requiring near vision in both the upper and lower parts of the lens. They are useful in professions where looking up at close objects is common. Explore Double-Segment Bifocals.
• Lined Trifocal: These lenses provide three zones for distance, intermediate, and near vision with visible lines separating each zone, which is ideal for multi-distance tasks. Explore Lined Trifocal Safety Glasses.

For a complete overview of all our lens offerings, please visit our Prescription Lens Options page.

RX-Safety offers a range of lens materials to fit different safety and comfort needs:

• Trivex and Polycarbonate: These lightweight and durable materials meet the ANSI Z87+ High Impact standard, making them ideal for high-impact environments. Both provide excellent impact resistance and are commonly recommended for safety applications.
• High Index (1.67 and 1.74): For those with higher prescriptions, we offer high index lenses in 1.67 and 1.74. These lenses provide thinner, lighter lenses without sacrificing visual clarity or safety. They are an excellent choice for those wanting a slimmer profile in their safety glasses.
• Real Mineral Glass: While not as impact-resistant as Trivex or polycarbonate, real mineral glass lenses are available and meet the Basic Safety standard of ANSI Z87.1. Glass lenses are highly scratch-resistant and offer superior optical clarity, suitable for environments where high impact is not required.

Each lens material is designed to meet various ANSI safety standards, allowing you to choose the best option based on your work environment and prescription needs.

At RX-Safety, we offer a variety of high-quality lens coatings to enhance the performance and durability of our prescription safety glasses:

• Anti-Fog Coating: Prevents fogging in humid environments, keeping your vision clear. Click Here for More Information
• Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating: Reduces glare and reflections, ideal for indoor and low-light settings.
• Anti-Reflective with Blue Blocker Coating: Combines glare reduction with blue light blocking for enhanced eye protection, especially when working with digital screens.
• Super Scratch Coating: Adds a layer of scratch resistance to prolong lens life.
• Super Scratch Coating with UV Protection: Combines scratch resistance with added UV protection to shield your eyes from harmful rays.

For those looking for stylish options for safety sunglasses, we also offer Mirror Coating in several colors: gold, silver, blue, green, and red.

You can explore all our coating options and learn more about their benefits on our Lens Coating Informational Page.

Depending on the lenses you choose, it typically takes 3-7 business days to manufacture and ship your prescription safety glasses. All products are shipped from our optical lab in Middlesex, NJ, and we proudly offer shipping throughout the U.S. and internationally. We ship daily to Canada, Mexico, South America, and Europe, ensuring our customers worldwide receive their safety glasses promptly.

At RX-Safety, we understand the importance of making your purchase of prescription safety glasses as convenient and affordable as possible. While we do not directly accept insurance, we have made provisions to accommodate your needs in other ways.

We are pleased to announce that we accept both Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) through our regular shopping cart. This means you can use your HSA or FSA funds to purchase prescription safety glasses directly from us.

We believe these options provide a seamless and cost-effective way for you to acquire your prescription safety glasses, ensuring you get the eye protection you need with the financial options that best suit you.

For more information, check out our Insurance for Prescription Safety glasses page.

RX-Safety offers a wide range of lens colors to meet different needs and preferences:

• Clear and Clear Blue Blocker: Ideal for standard protection and blocking harmful blue light.
• Transition Lenses: We carry all Transition-branded lenses, including Signature Series, XTRActive, XTRActive Polarized, and Drivewear lenses for adaptive light control in changing environments.
• Sunglass Lenses: Available in both polarized and non-polarized options, including Dark Gray, Brown, and American Gray (G-15).
• Specialty Tints: For specific environments, we offer specialty tints like Light Pink, Yellow, Orange, Light Gray, and Green 3.0 IR lenses.
• Halo Night Driving Lens: Our signature lens for night driving, designed to enhance contrast and reduce glare.

For more details about our lens color options, visit our Lens Colors page.

At Rx-Safety, we offer various prescription safety glass plans specifically designed for any size company. These plans provide convenient and cost-effective solutions for companies to ensure the eye safety of their employees. If you are interested in our corporate prescription safety glasses plans, please visit the following link: Rx-Safety’s corporate prescription safety glasses plans. Our dedicated corporate sales team will gladly help you and give details of our offerings tailored to your company’s needs.   If you want to contact the sales team for more information, please email them at CORPORATE-SALES@RX-SAFETY.COM.

At RX-Safety, we’re committed to helping you find the perfect fit for your prescription safety glasses. Each product page provides detailed sizing information to guide you in selecting the best frame for your face shape and comfort needs.

To make it even easier, our Virtual Try-On feature allows you to see how different frames look on your face from home. If you’d like, you can also purchase a safety frame on its own to try on, and then return it for a credit or to have lenses added once you’re sure of the fit.

Our customer service team is always available to guide you through the selection process and answer any questions to ensure your glasses are comfortable and secure.

RX-Safety.com has a full, top-of-the-line optical lab to manufacture any prescription lens. We specialize in making all vision corrections, including prescriptions requiring prism lenses. We understand the importance of accurate vision correction, especially in safety glasses, and are fully equipped to meet your needs.

Ordering your prescription safety glasses with a prism correction is straightforward on rx-safety.

1. Upload Prescription: You can upload an image or digital copy of your eyeglass prescription during your order process. This is the best way to provide us with all the necessary details of your prescription.
2. Manual Entry: Alternatively, you can enter your prescription details manually. Ensure you include every aspect of your prescription. Then, add your Prism correction to the Comments box below the prescription form. Because prism correction is not a widespread need, it’s outside our standard Rx form.