FREEMASCOT OD 6+ 190nm-490nm Wavelength UV light/Anti Blue Light Blocking Safety Glasses for 405nm, 445nm, 450nm,473nm Laser Light

Just right, comfy & pretty stylish. Instantly relieves eye strain as a bonus! Can't see my blue diode laser, so looking good. Really comfy, & lets lots of light through so you're not stepping into your dog's pooh...:-)

I hope they are quality, but I can still see so they probably work as intended!

rubberized frames, comfortable for extended wear, and often fit well over prescription glasses. love this glasses and highly recommended

these are exactly what i needed to combine my interests of lasers and Ali G impersonation safely. cheers!

DO NOT BLOCK UV LIGHT AT ALLas you can see I'm flashing my 356nm UV flashing and the light just pass through the glasses....

Bought to use with my IPL as the light was craaazy bright - they work really well, but my god I don't feel very glamorous when I'm wearing them haha. Still very worth it.

Love these, they look cool unlike the engraver provided laser glasses.These are much better for blue lasers than the ugly green glasses that come with most diode lasers.Recommend, but I also use at least two light barriers. Either Red laser shroud and or protected enclosure window and or these Safety Glasses. I would never trust a single form of laser protection

Comfortable to were, clear vision and no gaps at the sides. These are rated as OD6, which is printed on the lens but no certificate is provided. There is much debate on the forums about whether the lower cost glasses (e.g. <£100) can provide sufficient protection. All I can say is that these look professionally built and I would trust the rating. As a check, I set up a test with a blue led and light meter which does not have the sensitivity to measure down to OD6 (1 millionth transmitted light) but it gave a zero reading on the meter which represented better than 1/50000. This certainly gave me confidence that their rating is correct.

Fits well

I bought thre Ortur LM2 a while back and only had done a few smaller projects with it using the supplied green laser glasses. Those are dirt cheap and while they do provide protection I wanted better protection and comfort. These glasses deliver on both! Tried them on when they first arrived and they are a better fit around the nose, and my ears don't get any pinching or pressure from these. They cover a wider range of wavelengths so you get more uniform appearance of light from all sources. This means they worked far better for laser protection, but the added benefits were that my monitor was less distorted and they had a shorter residual color shift effect after you take them off. I've had tinted goggles for winter activites and my green laser glasses and if you wore them for more than 5 minutes, when you take them off everything just looks shifted. Mainly stronger green hues (tinted goggles) or blue (green lenses) for a few minutes after you take them off. Took these off after running a 15 minute burn and had a 30 second yellow-ish tint. Even if they looked ugly, they did a much better job of blocking the light I don't want than expected. I suspect I may have to increase my fire% slightly to see it better whereas the old ones I saw the dot just fine.Tldr: comfy, good coverage, great absorption. If you have a diode laser, get these. You won't regret it.

I did a lot of research on what color lens and specs I needed for a table top diode laser. These met all the specs so bought them. They work great! can check on laser while running wearing these glasses. are very comfortable. I sometimes forget i even have them on. Also there i enough room under them that I can put them over my "Reader" glasses, so would probably fit over most eyeglasses too.

The cheap protective glasses that come with hobby lasers are dangerous junk. DON'T PUT YOUR EYESIGHT AT RISK. These glasses are EXCELLENT - superior protection - great visibility and... they prevent reflected light from entering the side of your eye. And... they fit my wife too. HAPPY, HAPPY.

They work great for the laser module I bought the only issue I have is that they came slightly broken on the edges where the plastic surrounding the lens and covers meet. Had to put some electrical tape as the light would leak through a littlw but other than that they work great