Laser Safety Goggles (740nm-1100nm & 800nm-1070nm)
Laser Safety Goggles (740nm-1100nm & 800nm-1070nm)
These polycarbonate goggles shield the provider, staff, and patient from infrared laser energy you cannot see. Devices in the 740-1100nm band carry the same burn risk as visible lasers, even though the beam is invisible.
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About Laser Safety Goggles (740nm-1100nm & 800nm-1070nm)
What These Goggles Protect Against
Laser safety goggles are rated eyewear that absorb specific laser wavelengths before they reach the eye. This pair carries a DIR LB5 rating and Optical Density 5+ across the 740-1100nm infrared range, with coverage that also spans 800-1070nm devices.
Invisible infrared beams still burn the retina and cornea, and that injury can be permanent. Because you cannot see the energy, rated goggles are the only reliable barrier between a stray reflection and lasting eye damage.
Built for the Treatment Room
The lenses use light-absorbing polycarbonate sourced from Europe and North America, tuned to block the infrared band while keeping the operator's view clear. A scratch-resistant surface survives drops and repeated cleaning between cases.
Everyone within the beam path should wear protection, so most practices keep a pair for the provider, the assistant, and the patient.
Specifications
| Protection range | 740-1100 nm, plus 800-1070 nm devices |
|---|---|
| LB rating | DIR LB5 |
| Optical density | OD 5+ |
| Lens material | Polycarbonate, scratch-resistant |
| Compliance | Supports OSHA laser safety standards |
| Best for | Nd:YAG, diode, and other infrared laser procedures |
Product Questions
Which lasers do these goggles cover?
They protect against infrared laser energy in the 740-1100nm range at Optical Density 5+, with coverage spanning 800-1070nm devices such as Nd:YAG and diode lasers. Confirm your device wavelength before each treatment.
Will these protect against visible lasers?
No. This pair is rated for the infrared band. Visible-spectrum devices in the 315-540nm range require the separate goggles rated for that wavelength.
Why does invisible infrared still need eye protection?
You cannot see an infrared beam, but it burns the retina and cornea exactly like a visible laser. Rated goggles block the energy before it reaches the eye.
How fast does Face Med Store ship laser eyewear?
Orders leave our U.S. warehouse within 24-48 hours, so you can outfit a treatment team before the next laser day.
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