Do these goggles protect from UV rays?
1741380
Probably. These lenses are made of Lexan, which is a polycarbonate plastic. According to Wikepdia: "Polycarbonate is commonly used in eye protection... Polycarbonate lenses also protect the eye from UV light."
1435568
The particular ones I purchased, anti reflective clear lens, do not. They are for safety only in a work type setting. However, glancing at some of the other colors such as blue mirror or smoke it appears that those do offer UV protection.
979151
You would have to ask the manufacturer. They claim to block the UV rays but I am no expert and certainly not the right person to answer this for you. I would hope that they were not falsely advertising that feature, but I am going to assume at the very least that they help regardless.
1560159
Well generally sunglasses says on the glass that it has UV protection in this case it does not say anything about it, the I lost the manual where I could find something. However the sunglasses are excellent, comfortable and my wife is very happy
1664719
To Be honest, I haven't worn them except for red Laser scope use. It does work to help see the red dot better but I don't think it protects your eyes like normal sunglasses. When you put them on everything is red.
722646
Yes, it is my understanding that it has everything to do withe the intensity of the light. It is not providing any UVA or UVB rays which might be filtered out by glasses. I wear my glasses while I sit next to my Happy Light and read or work on my computer. So does my mother.
1075550
These would not be my first choice as lab goggles... at least not for any of the labs I've worked in. These are primarily made to filter light. I wouldn't vouch for their ability to protect from splashes or to be reasonably shatterproof.
1695695
I don't know what UV rating they claim, but the only body parts not covered are head, hands, and feet. I usually use a waterproof sunscreen stick like bullfrog to protect my kids' face (ears, nose, cheeks). I'm very pleased with these suits. They're a great value, and the warmth they provide make surfing fun. Being cold is miserable.
47150
I believe they block 100% of uv rays. I have been wearing this particular style for 20 years.
2225618
No they cannot. They are safety goggles and have a rubber seal. I use them in the oil fields. When it gets under 30° I actually use another set of goggles.
2225617
Yes, however they seal to your face very good, but they are vented around the seal to prevent fogging up.
1018200
They are not polarized, but they do offer UV protection, have a double lens, are anti-fog, have flow tech venting and will fit over a helmet. They have a CarboGlas anti-scratch coatings the lens is vermillion in color.
1943334
There is no UV light emitted by the product. UV light starts at 400nm and below, whereas the product puts out light from the 590nm to 880nm range, well above the UV spectrum. Goggles are included with the product and MUST be used at all times, since the light is very bright.
89053
They don't make a seal around the eyes so we had no issues with them fogging up. It wasn't humid the day we used them either
763194
Yes my kit came with UV protection gloves, but they aren't needed as this is LED light and does not put out the harmful uv rays.
286995
The ones we had were sufficient for blocking out the sun. And worked as I had hoped. If it is not clinging, be sure you remove the protective film! I took them on and off as needed.
1768762
not sure on the exact UV protection rating- They are up at our cabin 4 hours away so I can check on them, but they are a dark smoke tint and protect great against the sun- Since I had lasik eye surgery my eyes are very sensitive to the sun and they work great0 the best is how they keep the dust out without fogging- I actually bought 5 pairs just to have for everyone that rides with us!!