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Economy Safety Glasses
Economy Safety Glasses
$15.95 USD
Item# 5163   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Large enough to fit over prescription glasses
  • Wrap around sides for extra protection
  • Side vent feature for breathable wear
  • One size fits all
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Product Description

Clear safety glasses are large enough to fit over prescription glasses and features side shields, for wraparound protection.

One size fits all.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Best Safety Glasses Ever
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Pros : Provides total eye protection.You don't have to worry about shards or glass particles coming from different directions while grinding or cutting glass. The glasses give myself and my volunteers peace of mind!
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : The clarity of the lenses make working in the glass studio much easier! I will buy again and again in the future!
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Pros : *fit over my prescription glasses, *great coverage for eye protection
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : Magnified safety glasses were okay, but these are much better. So glad I found them in your catalog.
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