Laser Safety Goggles (740nm-1100nm)

• Synthesized from polycarbonate. Made with light-absorbing materials from Europe and North America, they’re built for quality and performance.
• Durable and scratch proof. The safety glass of the goggles is resistant to scratches and doesn’t take damage when exposed to resistance or fall damage.
• Can work for all types of lasers. As long as the laser’s wavelength is within the range of 740 to 1100 nanometers, these goggles can safely protect their users from potential laser damage to the eyes. This is often used for invisible infrared lasers.
• LB Rating: 740-1100 nanometers, DIR LB5
• Optical Density: 5+

• Prevent retinal and corneal burns. Damaging wavelengths can cause burn injuries to the retinas and corneas, which can be long-term or permanent for some patients and can result in blindness.
• Compliant with OSHA standards. Under U.S. OSHA standards, you and your staff need to wear laser safety glasses when operating lasers classified under Class 3b or Class 4. For an added layer of protection for everyone involved, it’s much better to have everyone wear laser safety goggles during any laser treatment session to reduce the risk of laser exposure and permanent eye damage.
• Can be worn over prescription glasses. These goggles are large enough for technicians with prescription glasses to continue putting on eyewear while still protecting their eyes from laser wavelengths. It doesn’t affect your or your staff’s performance when using laser equipment.
• Safe and comfortable to wear. Laser glasses can be safely cleaned and disinfected for new patients to help get the most value out of your glasses. They’re also comfortable to wear and can perfectly fit most patients, even with prescription glasses.
• Reduce the risk of permanent eye damage. Even for minor laser hair removal or laser vein removal sessions for lower areas of your body, the risk of direct, indirect, or reflected laser light hitting your eyes and causing eye damage or permanent blindness is still present. With the right protection and laser safety eyewear, you can prevent laser exposure and protect everyone involved.

If your clinic’s laser equipment comes with safety glasses, make sure to get glasses with the same wavelength and optical density to ensure you’re getting sufficient protection for your eyes. These laser safety goggles can protect your eyes from lasers with wavelengths up to 1100nm.

To determine what your laser equipment’s wavelength output is, check the equipment, its provided laser goggles, or the operating manual. If you’re unsure about the right type of laser safety glasses you should get, check with your laser equipment manufacturer.