EZGO Dental Lab Safety Glasses - Anti-Fog Protective Goggles for Teeth Whitening & Curing Light | UV Protection Eyewear for Dentists, Hygienists & Lab Technicians | Perfect for Dental Procedures & Lab Work

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EZGO Dental Lab Safety Glasses - Anti-Fog Protective Goggles for Teeth Whitening & Curing Light | UV Protection Eyewear for Dentists, Hygienists & Lab Technicians | Perfect for Dental Procedures & Lab Work

$9.74

$12.99

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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international

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Description

About this item Polycarbonate (PC) frame Plastic lens Anti-Fog Coating coating 100% LED/UV Protection Teeth Whitening Glasses: Dental eyewear for teeth whitening light, protect eyes from LED/UV light while teeth whitening process. Anti-Fog Safety Goggle Glasses: Anti-fog and nice visual effect, industrial grade protection. Multi-purpose Glasses: Suitable for dentist, hygienist, assistant, patients, lab person. Perfect for shooting, lab work, DIY projects, hunting, fishing, woodworking, medical & dental professionals and more. Recyclable and Comfortable Goggles: It is made by soft plastic and ultra-lightweight. There will be no no pressure for long time wear and large enough for over regular eyeglasses. 100% Customer Service: We will be responsible for the product and we have 24-hours online customer service for any question and all customer.

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I'm a nerd, I mean astronomer. I got tired of relying on red lights and the constant glare of neighbors yard lights and passing cars and trying to retain my night vision at the eyepiece with my telescope. These have made it more tolerable when observing in more urban areas and needing to protect your night adapted eyes. I simply take them off when I am looking through the telescope, and then put them back on when I need to check my atlas or apps on my phone/laptop.

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