Prescription Safety Glasses online?

||Hey can anyone recommend an online vendor for prescription safety ||glasses. You know those really geeky ones with the integral side ||shields, maybe mesh maybe ridgid plastic? Not looking to go cheap ||where the eyeballs are concerned but not looking to overpay either.

I wear contacts and use reading glasses. I'd like sone safety glasses that have a 2X magnifier like a bifocal lense. Surely they are made, I just can't find them. Texas Parts Guy

I think I saw some stick-on lower half magnifiers at the drug store. They were made in different powers, but I don't know if they went all the way to

Randy

MSC carries them -- look on pg. 2727 of the big book. They have several different styles. I have the Crews "Engineer" model, but they're a little cheap and don't stay on very well. I might try the Smith & Wesson style, since I don't really care about the bifocal feature.

-Tom

||Rex B wrote: || ||> I wear contacts and use reading glasses. I'd like sone safety glasses that ||> have a 2X magnifier like a bifocal lense. Surely they are made, I just ||> can't find them. ||> Texas Parts Guy || ||MSC carries them -- look on pg. 2727 of the big book. They have several ||different styles. I have the Crews "Engineer" model, but they're a little ||cheap and don't stay on very well. I might try the Smith & Wesson style, ||since I don't really care about the bifocal feature.

I'll scope that out tonight - thanks

Texas Parts Guy

If you just need readers, get em from eBay, less than $10.

I couldn't find safety glasses there. Bob

You might not save much going the online route. Quite often opticians will sell safety glasses at a smaller mark-up than "fashion" frames. As an example Wal-Mart charged me less for a pair of titanium frames with safety lenses than they did to put a set of lenses in my frames.