Didymium Safety Glasses for Lampwork, Beadmaking, Black PT-1

I’m using these when viewing my microwave kiln. That glow can hurt your eyes over time without protection. These work well and are comfortable to wear

Good cheap didymium shades, fit my face pretty well. Pair with some clip-on 3 or 5 shades, and you're set for marbles, bubblers, or whatever your heart desires...

Returned , low quality and wrong sizing

These glasses do what they are supposed to do, but I do have a couple complaints. The frame is pretty small on these (I'm a large person) which make these a little uncomfortable. The arms on the glasses don't have very much of a curve to catch your ears, and no rubber piece on the nose. This means that after about 15 minutes behind a hot torch, you start to get a little sweaty... and they start to fall off your face. I remedied this with a strap used for sunglasses. All being said they are a good price and will suffice especially for a beginner like myself.

I usually wear juniors/petite frames for my glasses as most of the women's sizes are too large. My regular wear glasses are sized 51/17/135 and the arms are almost too long, but the rest of the frames are ok for me and fit.These are sized similarly although there is no idication what size they are, they are just ever so slightly larger than my regular frames. Just barely. The only issues that I have with them are the frames are flat across in the front and fairly stiff, I am not able to adjust them at all to fit my face better. I may take them to the eye place and see if they can put them in the warmer and adjust them.The lens quality seems good no headaches other than the not wearing my glasses strain.

I love them. The frames could be better. They break rather easy, but if you take care of them they will be a great pair of glasses. The best part is the company has amazing cutomer servise that will fix any problem that occurres

I am a new Art Teacher, and I wanted to learn lamp work to be able to teach it to my students. One of the things I struggled with was seeing my molten bead of glass at the top of the rod because of the flare that occurs while doing this type of work.These glasses took ALL of the flare away, and I was able to be successful with this art form.If you are learning this art form, I highly recommend getting a set of glasses to see what is going on under the flare up. Super handy!

I got second pair of these after the first broke. The frame just snapped in regular use after 5ish months. The second pair broke same way just after 2 months. Won't be buying these anymore.