What is OSHA?
OSHA's Mission The Department of Labor created OSHA – the Occupational Safety and Health Administration – in 1970. Its mission is to… “Ensure safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women [...]
How To Protect Your Eyes From Rubber Bullets?
What Are Rubber Bullets? Rubber Bullets are projectiles coated in rubber fired from a standard firearm or specially constructed riot guns. Rubber bullets are often used in animal control or riot control. They [...]
Choosing the Best Laser Safety Eyewear
If you work anywhere near lasers, choosing the proper laser safety eyewear is vital since the human eye is very sensitive to lasers. In fact, eyes can be permanently damaged from direct or [...]
Motorcycle Safety & Eyewear Tips
Anyone who has ridden a motorcycle knows the feelings of freedom and exhilaration it brings. You also know that riding a motorcycle requires extra safety precautions. Motorcycle Safety Tips Motorcycle riders are certainly [...]
Consider Dielectric Safety Glasses When Working Around Electricity
Electricity Is Everywhere In today's modern world, electricity is so commonplace that it's easy to forget it's there. This invisible energy runs unseen through millions of miles of wiring to an uncountable number [...]
Safety Glasses Buying Guide
Your Step-By-Step Guide To Buying Safety Glasses Safety glasses are vital when it comes to protecting your eyes from injuries. In fact, around 300,000 work-related, and 125,000 household eye injuries occur every year [...]
Blue Lens Tints
Blue lens tints look cool and protect against UVA and UVB rays. They also provide excellent visibility during moderate sunlight and in hazy, foggy or snowy conditions. An added benefit is that they [...]
Why Do Safety Glasses Hurt My Eyes?
A common complaint, "these safety glasses hurt my eyes" frustrates many workers and safety professionals. Related claims include those involving poor vision, headaches, pinched noses, and ear pain while wearing protective eyewear. These [...]
Are Safety Glasses Bad For Your Eyes?
The short answer is no. But, here's a better explanation. If safety glasses meet ANSI Z87.1 standards, are in good condition, and are appropriate for the task at hand, then they are not [...]