If I understand the page correctly, the Bolle glasses become splash goggles when you insert a foam seal & replace the temples with a strap.
I have always hesitated about foam seals, not knowing whether/how much they will absorb in case of splash.
Is there any information about this?
SMK
Sheila M. Kennedy, C.H.O.
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Chemical splash google.
I am looking for better options for chemical splash googles for teaching labs. I found the following that are very optically clear and fit against the face. We have removed most hazardous chemicals from our general
chemistry labs but not all. They are ANSI z87.1 rated.
https://www.fullsource.com/bolle-40091/#
I have had someone ask if general wrap around safety glasses mainly for biology labs also.
Would there be reason that these Bolle goggles are not as good as the big cheap, hard to see through googles and how many labs out there in academics and industry use the wrap around glasses that you see on tv
shows being used?
Jarral Ryter
Senior Chemistry Lecturer/Lab and Safety Manager
Western State Colorado University
970.943.2875
western.edu
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