SAFELOOX specialises in making certified and compliant prescription safety glasses to suit all visual needs for healthcare professionals during any medical procedure. We offer a large range of scripted Safety Glasses - Lead Glasses as well as Splash Glasses - that are available in all three prescription types: single, bifocal and progressive vision.
Correctly dispensed prescription lenses provide the sharp and clear vision you want and need to have during any medical procedure. An Optometrist or Ophthalmologist usually identifies your visual needs. Both professions can establish whether you are nearsighted, farsighted or need multiple prescriptions in one lens, and they provide you with a script to make the prescription lenses that correct vision problems that you may have.
Single vision prescription lenses are the most common prescription type. Single vision safety lenses correct one (single) vision problem such as nearsightedness (-), farsightedness (+), and astigmatism.
When you are farsighted: You cannot see things that are close to your eyes. You may consider getting prescription safety glasses that enables you to read information better in front of a computer screen.
When you are nearsighted: You cannot see things that are close to your eyes. You may require distance prescription safety glasses because you cannot view things that are further away. These glasses are used to see distances clearer.
BF leaded lenses provide both near and distance vision. These lenses are split into two sections to correct near (e.g. reading) and far visual needs (e.g. driving a car).
Bifocals help you get far and near vision only, and will generate image jumps when you look near after you see distance.
PG leaded lenses provide three levels of vision in one: distance, intermediate and near, allowing to do close-up work, middle-distance work or distance viewing without needing to change your glasses.
With a PG lens you will get continuous vision at distance, intermediated, and near focal ranges with no image jumps or lines. This prescription type is more expensive than bifocals but it may be worth the investment.
Have you been to your Optometrist or Ophthalmologist and got your script ready? Then you are good to go to order your Safety Glasses with prescription. Whether you need Lead or Splash Prescription Safety Glasses the order process is the same to follow.
