NoCry Protective Safety Lab Goggles Over Glasses with Anti-Fog Coating, Clear Scratch-Resistant Lenses, 100% UV Protection, Universal Fit, Vented, ANSI Z87.1 Rated Safety Goggles for Men and Women

The only critique I’d have for this is that the colors are slightly off and appears a lot more green than the bright blue shown in the picture. However that’s not too big of a deal and it still looks cool, setting you apart from your lab mates with probably the standard clear versions.Protection: Standard protection required for any class based experiments. Can’t say for professional use, but was approved for college level courses.Durability: Straps felt really good and easy to adjust without being flimsy, keeping a nice fit. The plastic was soft enough to not hurt after prolonged use, hard enough to provide structure and integrity to ensure this will last years, giving you great valueFit: Straps are flexible and provide a tight seal without being uncomfortable. Should be fine with most head sizes, and even glasses without issue.Vents: Didn’t have any problems with vents, they seemed to be placed well so chemicals won’t accidentally leak in through there. Keeps the lens fog free and clear throughout multiple hours of lab work so you can see without issues.

We bought these to take to Alaska when Mt. Spurr seemed more active & threatened to blow - all advice was to have goggles that did not have vents. These seem like they will be comfortable (if we have to wear them) & will come in handy for around the house projects.

I have a smaller head so I thought these would be fine and I could just tighten them. But they were so tight on my face it would give me a headache. I believe these are more child sized than adult sized. They did work okay for me through the semester for lab.

I bought these goggles for something silly: I got my brows tattooed and was told to keep them dry. Afraid of letting them get hit by spray in the shower, I wore these for the first week or so to keep my brows safe. It worked! The vents are great at keeping the goggles from steaming or fogging and they fit very well around the temple, eye, brow area. The strap is solid and can be tightened. Now that I'm healed up, I also use them the first day I get my lash extensions done, as I have been told by my artist they shouldn't get wet for 24 hours, so the goggles ensure they don't get damp. They are bulky, they are thick, hard plastic, so while they're not the most comfortable things, they do their job for the 10 minutes or so I might wear them. I admit I have a bizarre use for them, but they worked well!

I purchased these goggles because they are non-vented. I also have previously purchased safety glasses in this brand, and they were good quality. I like these goggles quite a bit. They are fairly comfortable and the edges mold around your skin. The one thing I don’t like is the nose, but for a particular reason of my own. The nose fits just fine without a mask on, but it’s not very moldable and does not fit flush over an N95. It would have been perfect if it did! It’s still the closest thing I can find, so I’ve been wearing it until I can find something better. I’ll like them enough that I’ll probably order another pair if I need them for another job that doesn’t also require an N95. I’ll also say that they do fog up some when the temperature changes, but I don’t think that’s avoidable in non-vented goggles.

I'll start with what I liked about this. The first star is because this is well made and sturdy, and should last a while (though the elastic band might wear out before the goggles). The second star is because the company has excellent customer service. They emailed me even before I received the goggles, with instructions on how to clean them, how to use them, and an offer for a free pair of a different style if I found this one didn't work for me. The third star is because they did fit my (small) face without leaning on my glasses, and they didn't fog up. Here's what I didn't like, which ultimately turned out to be a deal breaker. I took off one star because the goggles are incredibly tight. They dug into my face right over my sinuses and gave me such pain that I had to take them off within half an hour. I took off another star because, despite the snug elastic strap, there were gaps just in front of my ears, which defeats the purpose of completely sealing off one's eyes. Since I have a small head, I can't imagine anyone with a medium or large head would feel comfortable wearing these, and if you have a very small head, the gaps would be problematic. However, every head and face shape and size is different, and these are well made and affordable, so with the customer service guarantee, you might want to try them.

ChatGPT actually recommended using protective goggles if you have dry eye. I've tried just about everything else, so why not? I looked through all the options, and the NoCry looked the best. I purchased the non-vented lenses that go over your glasses. I chose non-vented because retaining moisture is the whole thing for dry eyes. I do tons of screen work each day (I'm a writer) and I wear the goggles when I work. They seem comfortable for long periods of use. Sometimes I forget they're on and answer Zoom calls or the door while wearing--I guess I can look eccentric if my poor eyes keep functioning. So far, they seem helpful. My eyes are less painful at the end of the day, and that's worth a lot to me.

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