Laser Safety Glasses with Adjustable Temple, Laser Eye Protection Safety Glasses, Red Lens, Black Frame, Black case

So I've been in the market for a decent pair of laser goggles for my various wavelength blue burning lasers. I went to a few very well known laser suppliers and very nearly spent over $60 on a pair of laser goggles. I'm SO glad I didn't. I believe this whole market is a racket with a bunch of fanboys screaming about cheap goggles being crap. Well yeah maybe the $3 ones but these? Absolutely perfect. And they're not too dark either. With them on you cannot see the beam but can most definitely see the focal point. They aren't some super expensive OD9 glasses but they cut the laser light very well enough to protect your eyes. I was looking for some that protected my eyes but also wasn't so strong they blocked out absolutely all of the light and these were perfect for my use. I'm so so SO very satisfied and very relieved to learn that over half of the laser community has no clue when it comes to cheaper laser glasses and their efficacy. They've been seemingly brainwashed to think that unless you spent more than $50 on your laser glasses you'll go blind first time you use your laser. To that I say lol. These under $10 laser glasses are the BOMB! Man I'm so happy I decided to shirk the naysayer fanboys's idea of what glasses would work. These are beyond what I was expecting after listening to the community and rabble rousing doomsayers like styropyro. I get it. You want us to be safe with our lasers. Thank you but at the same time don't be a pawn to your particular favorite laser store and say only their glasses will work. Its bs. These <$10 goggles are quite awesome. Next I'm getting a higher power laser, either 405nm or 445nm, at around 5 watts, and I'll see how they perform then. Now with all of this being said I dont have enough testing experience to recommend these for lasers at 5 WATTS output power but for anything 2 watts and below I can say they SURELY work. Even staring at the super small focal point bouncing off of a piece of polished aluminum these glasses blocked out so much light I couldnt believe how little they cost. I can keep on going forever. When I find a product I love, for a great price, I feel its my duty to write an honest review about the product and how it makes me feel. Superb product and they make me VERY HAPPY! Using these I can see just how crappy the free ones were that came with one of my lasers. They were red tinted sunglasses essentially that provide protection equal to regular sunglasses. Now those $2 or $3 fleabay specials I would never use. These ones from amazon though? I trust completely.

I bought these to block out the blue light at night and they were great. They’re large enough to even wear over my glasses if I want.

Being one of the least costly protection glasses, my expectations weren't high. I'm using a blue-light laser for tattoo removal. The laser light made it impossible, all you could see was laser light trails. This worked perfectly. There are no trails so I can focus right into where I need to see. The arms are extendable, which allows me to wear my glasses under them. Comes in a nice, hard case. Been using it over a month, no scratches yet.

I use these to preserve my dark adaptation (eyes) for astronomy as I sometimes have to retrieve an item from my garage or house that I need at my telescope. These work great as they preserve my eyes but give me just enough vision to navigate in the lighted garage/house.

TLDR. Using for unintended use: before bed. I'd love to have a little rubber on the nose bridge and have some different sizes. Excellent price for OK valueI'm not using for intended use, I'm using them for improving my sleep by wearing them 2 hours before bed.Having them on at home is slightly unconfortable. The hard plastic of the nose bridge pushes against my nose. I also have a above average head circumference, so the temples (sides) push against the sides of my headFor the price, great product. Wish I spent a little more money for the increased confort.For intended use, the disconfort probably doesn't mean much, unless you're wearing them all shift.

This product is decent, but has some limitations. The first is that it actually blocks less blue light than the amber colored blue light blockers I've had for many years. I noticed that I could actually see blue colors through these, so I tested it by looking at my Philips GoLite (which is made with blue LEDs), and sure enough, I could see a good amount of blue light through these. My amber blue light blockers lets very little through in comparison. The second is that there are serious gaps at the bottom and sides, unlike the amber blue light blockers. This leads to light shining in from beneath, and if there is a light from behind and to the sides, it can actually reflect off the inside and shine right into your eyes. These also are much less comfortable. I don't have a huge head, but they are rather tight and uncomfortable on the ears, again unlike the amber blue light blockers. However, they are a nice dark red and they do block out a lot of light. I use it purely for health reasons to block out light in the evening preparing for bed. This gets the job done reasonably, but not quite what I expected.

These glasses do exactly what they are suppose to. They are inexpensive and protects your eyes from blue light lasers. I use them while I'm doing my tattoo removal treatments. I do not recommend using normal sunglasses as I've seen some people do. They do not provide sufficient protection. Even if you don't get immediate eye damage, it could cause damage over time.

This is the second pair of red lens glasses I have purchased. I use them for seeing the laser dot of my laser distance measuring device. They work great and come with a protective carrying case to boot. No complaints.