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Prescription Safety Glasses If you need safety glasses for your work, AND, you have a prescription, you will need prescription safety glasses....continue
This page includes a wide variety of eyewear styles, such as prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, and prescription sunglasses in different shapes like rectangular, aviator, cat-eye, and oversized. Each style is available in multiple colors and materials, and many can be customized with your prescription lenses.
Each product listing includes sizing details such as lens width, bridge width, and temple length. Compare these measurements to a pair you already own, or follow our size guide to find frames that fit comfortably based on your measurements. Knowing exact sizes reduces the need for returns and increases purchase confidence.
Yes — many frames on this page can be fitted with your prescription lenses. After selecting a frame, enter your prescription details during checkout or upload them using the site’s interface. If you’re unsure about your prescription, our support team can guide you through the process.
Eyeglasses.com sources all products directly from authorized brand partners, ensuring that every pair has genuine materials, craftsmanship, and included guarantees. This protects you from counterfeit products and ensures warranty support through the retailer.
All eyewear purchases come with our satisfaction guarantee, clear return and exchange policy, and coverage for manufacturing defects. Full policy details are provided on the Returns & Exchanges page, helping you shop with confidence.
Use a microfiber cloth and gentle eyewear cleaner to clean your lenses. Avoid harsh chemicals and rough paper products that can scratch lenses. Store frames in their protective case when not in use and avoid leaving them in hot cars or exposed sunlight.
Our trained opticians and customer support team can help you choose the right style and assist with prescription or fitting questions. Contact us via phone, chat, or email for personalized guidance tailored to your needs.
All frames are designed to be adjusted to your face. If your frames don't fit, you could try visiting a local optical store to ask for an adjustment. We guarantee your satisfaction. If you still don't like your glasses, you can return them for a full refund.
If you need safety glasses for your work, AND, you have a prescription, you will need prescription safety glasses. Safety glasses are often considered to be a standard form of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) in many industries. After all, they help keep employees and contractors safe. Failure to wear them could lead to a range of complications, including partial or complete vision loss.
However, should you already wear prescription glasses - this may mean that goggles are required. Prescription safety glasses can replace regular safety goggles in certain situations.
Warning: Eyeglasses.com is not responsible for your choice of eyewear protection, or any accidents or product failures that may occur from products we sell on this website. This article is for informational purposes only. Your safety glasses decision should be made in consultation with a qualified medical doctor trained in eyewear prescribed for hazardous conditions.
In most working environments, the employer must ensure that every member of staff is safe at work, and this may include eyewear to prevent eye injuries. While occupational safety standards are maintained through proper training, PPE, such as protective safety eyewear (or prescription glasses), plays a pivotal role.
Workplace hazards occur in places you may not imagine, and even a paper cut is a hazard in some offices. Eye safety is paramount; for example, to get adequate protection in an environment where debris is present, you should look for wrap around glasses design with extra hard lens coating to protect your eyes. A regular pair of spectacles just will not do in that situation.
Doe your environment contain things that could impact your glasses frame? Then protect your eyes with an impact-rated frame AND polycarbonate or high index plastic lenses to keep your eyes safe.
The occupational health and safety guidelines, curated by the US Department of labor, dictate that employees must be presented with PPE including protective eyewear that offers eye or face protection when:
>> Exposed to hazards from "flying particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, acids or caustic liquids, chemical gases or vapors, or potentially injurious light radiation".
>> Exposed to hazards from "flying objects."
However, these regulations also take into account that many people working in these environments will already be wearing some form of safety frames eyewear - after all, around 64% of the world's population wears glasses. As such, the guidelines state that affected employees should wear eye protection "that incorporates the prescription in its design, or wears eye protection that can be worn over the prescription lenses without disturbing the proper position of the prescription lenses or the protective lenses." Your regular prescription glasses with a regular prescription lens may not protect you in certain environments.
The American National Standards Institute also sets certain standards regarding eye protection. For example, safety eyewear must:
> Feature dust protection.
> Feature a visible light filter.
> Feature drop and splash protection.
> Be impact-resistant and shatterproof.
As trying to find a pair of goggles that fit neatly over regular glasses can be both uncomfortable and impractical, opting for prescription safety glasses is the best step forward. This way, employees can see clearly, while also being fully protected in hazardous conditions.
Prescription lenses can be incorporated into any form of protective eyewear by installing a safety lens. However, you must ensure that the safety eyewear meets certain standards, depending on the environment they will be used in. Many frames are made of plastic which does not require nosepads; nosepads on metal frames can cut your skin more easily than plastic frame in the case of a blunt force hit to the face.
Many forms of protective eyewear are tinted to make sunglasses. This is to provide you with UV protection, whether you're working outdoors or inside. Different industries will have different requirements for the 'minimum protective shade' that can be used. For example, according to the Occupational Safety Guidelines, if employees are carrying out torch soldering duties, the minimum protective shade for their lens coatings is 2.
At EyeGlasses.com, we provide our customers with access to a wide range of high-quality, vetted safety glasses. This vast collection would easily be approved by any health administration. This includes:
Polycarbonate lenses are most often used in environments where protective glasses are required. A polycarbonate lens can be used in many different situations, and can support clear lenses or corrective lenses for patients with a vision impaired profile,
Progressive Safety Glasses are designed to support people whose day-to-day work is varied. Progressive lenses, like single vision lenses, are often covered by your insurance company. For example, they allow you to carry out close-up tasks, such as taking notes and anything that requires 'distance vision', such as observing the factory floor, without having to switch glasses. They are sometimes referred to as 'no line' bifocals.
Should your employees be required to work in both indoor and outdoor environments, Transition safety lenses in eyewear frames are a necessity. Our transition safety glasses contain photochromic lenses, which are clear when indoors but will darken when exposed to UV light/radiation. They provide unparalleled UV protection. This again means that employees can work seamlessly wherever they are needed - without putting their health and safety at risk. Shooting glasses are often outfitted with Transitions lenses, to protect against eye injury.
Bifocal eyeglasses are also an incredibly popular. They function in the same way as progressive lenses, only their design is slightly different. This means they can be used for both up=close and distanced work, providing optical clarity for all.
Eyeglasses.com is one of the very few stores that sell glass lenses. Prescription glass lenses may be recommend by your doctor for environments where this risk due to splashing chemicals. Plastic lenses may not protect properly from industrial chemicals, but glass lenses may.
The lens material used varies, but we often opt for a polycarbonate or high index lens in non-chemical environments. This is a lightweight yet strong form of plastic. This lens type is known for its durability and high-impact protection.
As discussed above, there are a range of specific lens types to choose from, such as single-vision lenses and bifocals.
We've also got a wide range of prescription safety glasses frames available on our site. More than a stylistic choice, our frames are designed to be highly practical and durable. As such, we sell some of the best prescription safety glasses - all of which meet the most rigid of safety standards.
For example, our safety goggle frames often feature side shields to add an extra layer of protection. Again, they are made from durable materials. Our large inventory also takes comfort into account. After all, you're going to be wearing the prescription glasses for hours at a time, meaning you've got to be comfortable!
There are many benefits associated with wearing prescription safety glasses. For example:
> Employees and individuals are protected from a variety of hazards when wearing prescription safety goggles, such as exposure to chemicals or flying objects.
> Employees can continue to carry out their daily duties without dealing with vision impairment or having to go without their regular prescription eyewear.
> Businesses where employees wear the proper safety glasses (or safety lenses) are abiding by both the occupational safety guidelines and the American national standards institute.
> Businesses, where employees' safety is valued are more productive, with better rates of efficiency and employee retention.
Whether you're buying a pair of prescription safety glasses for yourself or you're an employer seeking to better protect your employees, we're your one-stop shop for all things eye protection. With a wide selection of prescription safety glasses to choose from, from tinted prescription safety glasses to RX safety glasses, we can take your current safety precautions to the next level. Your first stop, however, and one of the most essential elements before choosing your safety eyewear, is with an eye doctor to get an eye exam.
After all, if an employee neglects to wear the proper safety equipment or cannot see as they've had to remove their glasses, your company (and health) is at risk. Thankfully, shipping for prescription safety glasses has never been easier - as you can order them online through our store.
The cost of prescription safety glasses online (and in-store) varies depending on the frame style you chose and the strength of your prescription. It could also vary depending on the lens qualities you'd like included, such as anti-fog protection.
However, we don't believe that being safe should break the bank - which is why we offer all our frames, lenses and goggles for a fair and reasonable price. In fact, when you buy a pair of prescription safety glasses from our site, you'll receive the same high-quality glasses lenses as you would from your eye doctor (optician) - but for half of the regular price. This means you'll be 100% safe for 50% of the price - making us the best place to buy the best safety glasses. We also offer free shipping!
Safety glasses, or safety goggles, are designed for long-term use - even in industrial environments or places where they may be subject to a lot of wear and tear. However, as their lenses are based upon the prescription of the user, they can 'expire' should your prescription change. However, this does not necessarily mean you have to buy new glasses entirely, as you can simply swap out the lenses.
Prescription safety sunglasses and glasses can also be kept in good condtion through proper maintenance. For example, they can be cleaned using a simple cleaning solution and lukewarm water or even a microfiber cloth. You'll usually be able to tell it's time for a clean if you do not have clear vision.
Buying prescription safety glasses online is easy. Simply head over to our store, and browse the different makes, frames and models we have available. Remember - each product featured on our shopping site is vetted and of a high quality, meaning that it meets all industry standards. Once you've found some frames you'd like, fill in some simple information regarding your prescription and vision and hit that purchase button.
We'll send your prescription safety glasses directly to your door- and you can start working right away!
If you'd like to find out more about our prescription safety glasses, safety googles or the other fames on offer, check out the prescription safety glasses faqs or contact us directly today! A member of our team would be happy to answer any questions you might have, whether you're concerned about safety ratings or want to swap out your regular safety glasses for a pair of prescription safety glasses. We'll even help you determine which frames or lenses are right for you or your working environment.