KLEENGUARDV60 Nemesis Vision Correction Safety Glasses 28621 Clear Readers with +1.5 Diopters Black Frame, 6 Pairs/Case

After a projectile chunk of metal blasted into his eyeball in a shop accident, trashing his cornea and lens, ripping his pupil, and poking his retina, but sparing his optic nerve by a millimeter, my husband had a 4-hour surgery to repair some the ragged damage. After a few months of recovery, the surgeons plan to replace the cornea and lens and expect that he will once again have good vision in that eye. These comfortable safety glasses with the convenient bifocal feature (as well as the tinted sunglasses version) are rarely not on his face when he is outside the house. He was not wearing safety glasses at the moment of the injury, and now tells everyone to WEAR SAFETY GLASSES. He says that he wouldn't wish what he's gone through on anyone. BUT the good news is that his vision is expected to be restored. The doctors told him that most people with this type of injury permanently lose the sight in that eye. So buy these safety glasses and use them!!! Just a few dollars to prevent thousands of dollars in medical expense and lost wages, not to mention pain, disrupted vision, medical restrictions, and frustration.

Have been wearing these safely glasses for over 15 years now. Lightweight, comfortable soft fit over ears

these are a great fit and i can wear them all day.

The diopters are too small. They need to be up at least half the way up.

Resistente a los rayones, muy resistente

I started out with a pair of their sunglasses that I found in a plumbing supply shop, I discovered they were available in clear also and I bought some for my shop. They are perfect, allows me to do up close work without having to switch safety glasses for readers.

The Jackson Safety glasses are perfect for when you need safety glasses but need a reader glass. We get these in clear and tinted for our service technicians.

Great fit like regular safely glasses... but the readers are way to low in placement for them to be used without moving the glasses all the time...

They are regular lens with bi-focal. The add should say bi-focal. Using the word diopter does not mean bi-focal.

Good

Lose on your head and fall down easy