OXG Anti Fog Protective Safety Goggles for Lab, Over Glasses Chemical Splash Eye Protection Safety Glasses

ok for general purposes; not for serious work

Comfortable. protects well

Does what they need to do.

The price was right. The fit is good. The strap is sturdy and comfortable. But the lenses scratch easily. We use these for splatter painting so they are washed and disinfected daily and the lenses are already scratched, even when we used microfiber cloths to dry them. We didn't get as many uses out of them as expected. Will look for scratch resistant goggles next time.

these are very uncomfortable and hurt the nose, and the elastic band is too tight!

First, a PSA: If you don't use safety glasses when doing potentially hazardous activities, you're operating on borrowed time. Found that out the hard way when doing some metal cutting using a handheld grinder and had some sparks flash up. Wound up with tiny metal particles embedded in $200 worth of plastic bi-focal lenses!With that out of the way, the OXG safety glasses are a reasonably well made goggle that should provide plenty of protection from common hazards. The only issue I see with them is that the headband is a simple elastic strap that is not adjustable. This can become an issue if your head is smaller/larger than average or as the elastic wears and stretches.Haven't had much time to really test the anti-fog capabilities, but so far they seem to be performing as described by the manufacturer. I wear them over my regular glasses (not interested in destroying another set of $$$ lenses!) and have not had any fogging problems. You will get some minor distortion, which is fairly normal when placing any additional lens in front of your eye glasses.Overall, a nicely made safety glass product that does what it claims!

These come six to a box, and are made in China.The box states that the goggles are ANSI Z87.1 compliant, but there are no markings on the goggles themselves to indicate this.They do fit around prescription glasses, but then the seal of the goggles to the face is compromised. Even without glasses, I am not confident of the seal against splashes to the face.I believe the goggles will provide protection from flying particles. As with any safety product, one must trust that the manufacturer has conducted independent testing to demonstrate the product is ANSI compliant.The goggles are reasonably comfortable, and the straps are adjustable. The straps are made of a synthetic material, I am a bit concerned about their durability in heavy use. The goggle material does seem durable.I would consider this adequate for home use, but would be cautious about industrial use.

These safety glasses are a mixed bag for me. The clarity is good and for me they are very comfortable. Today was a very misty day here... I wore them outside on the porch for a couple of minutes and they never fogged up... so far so good.The one drawback is that the nose cushion is a little large and interferes with my field of vision slightly... not bad, but enough to be noticeable. I’ll admit I am somewhat picky about things like that, and for most people it probably wouldn’t be a big deal.This is a decent value for a box of twelve, and other than my nitpicking, they are very good quality.