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NoCry Protective Blue Light Glasses with Yellow, Anti Fog, Anti Scratch Wraparound Lenses and Adjustable Nose Pad; Lightweight; ANSI Z87.1 Certified
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NoCry Protective Blue Light Glasses with Features
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EXTREMELY LIGHT, COMFORTABLE SAFETY GLASSES. Meet the protective eyewear that stays in place all day. The soft nose pad is adjustable. The arms rest on top of your ears, reducing pressure. The frames are light, flexible and perfect for both men and women. Thanks to this ergonomic design, your glasses won’t break easily.
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BLOCK BLUE LIGHT AND UV RADIATION. These anti fog safety glasses do more than stop flying debris or casings. They shield your eyes from blue light and grant 400nm UV protection. On top of that, the yellow tinted lenses reduce glare and enhance contrast in low light conditions so it’s easier to see when it’s dark or foggy.
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SEE CLEARLY THANKS TO THE PANORAMIC LENSES. When fitted correctly, the polycarbonate lenses minimize distortion so you can see in every direction. The wraparound design protects your eyes from the front and sides. Just remember to store your bluelight glasses in a case when you’re not using them.
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PREMIUM ANTI FOG, ANTI SCRATCH COATING. Don’t worry about your yellow safety glasses fogging up as you work. Thanks to the coating, they’ll stay fog free. (If you’re wearing a mask with your glasses, adjust the nose pad and sit it on top of the mask — this will keep your breath from fogging things up.)
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ANSI Z87.1 CERTIFIED AND EXTREMELY VERSATILE. Need new hunting eye protection or a pair of light shooting glasses for the indoor range? Add these glasses to your PPE kit. Or wear them for yard and outdoor work in foggy, muggy conditions. Or while riding your bike in low light. Or using a blacklight in the lab. Or working in front of the computer screen.
