Forensic Safety Glasses & Goggles

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Shop safety glasses and goggles for crime scene response, evidence processing, forensic laboratory work, training, and visitor PPE. Compare eyewear by coverage, lens color, ventilation, anti-fog features, frame or strap design, fit, and documented impact or splash protection. Select eye protection for the hazards identified in the work area, and review each model’s specifications before use.

Kimberly Clark

SKU: KCP-MAVERICK

KleenGuard V30 Maverick Safety Glasses, Clear and Smoke Lens, each

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$9.99 - $12.29

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INOX

SKU: LB1790CA-F

Safety Goggles, Indirect Vent, Clear Lens, each

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$1.99
Kimberly Clark

SKU: LJAK-V30

KleenGuard V30 Nemesis Safety Glasses, Multiple Lens Colors, ea

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$5.99 - $69.99

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Kimberly Clark

SKU: V40-Hellraiser

KleenGuard V40 HellRaiser Safety Glasses, 3 Lens Options, each

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MCR Safety

SKU: LC2310AF

MCR Safety 23 Series Safety Goggles, Clear Anti Fog Lens, ea

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$6.99

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$4.97

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MCR Safety

SKU: LCCL110

MCR Safety Checklite CL110 Ballistic Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, each

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$1.29

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$0.99
INOX

SKU: LIB1715Q-C

F-1 Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, 12/box

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$11.99
INOX

SKU: LBF1715C-CASE

iNOX Wrap-Around Safety Glasses, Clear Lens, 12/case

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$15.99
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Kimberly Clark

SKU: KCP-25659

KleenGuard V30 Nemesis Safety Glasses, Amber Lens Colors, ea

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$5.69

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$4.97

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Choosing Eye Protection for Forensic Work

Start with the task and the eye hazards present in the work area. Crime scene response, evidence processing, laboratory procedures, cleaning, and other forensic workflows can involve different risks from particles, debris, dust, or liquid splash. Compare the eyewear’s coverage and documented protection with the requirements of the task rather than treating every pair of glasses or goggles as interchangeable.

Safety Glasses vs. Safety Goggles

Safety Glasses include wraparound, frameless, and other designs that may be appropriate for many impact- or particle-related hazards when the selected model provides the required protection. Safety Goggles provide greater enclosure around the eyes and include models designed around additional dust or splash coverage. Review the individual product ratings and intended use before selecting eyewear for a forensic or laboratory task.

Compare Impact and Side Protection

When flying particles, fragments, or similar hazards are present, review the manufacturer’s impact rating and the amount of side coverage provided by the eyewear. Wraparound designs and side-protection features vary between models, so select the configuration that meets the requirements of the identified hazard rather than relying on appearance alone.

Review Goggle Venting and Splash Protection

This assortment includes indirect-vent and splash-goggle designs. Ventilation can affect airflow, fogging, and the types of exposure for which a goggle is intended. Where liquids, cleaners, or other splash hazards are involved, confirm that the specific model provides the required splash protection rather than assuming every goggle offers the same coverage.

Consider Lens Color, Anti-Fog Features, and Visibility

Available eyewear includes clear, smoke, amber, and other lens options, along with selected anti-fog models. Compare lens characteristics with the lighting and working conditions while ensuring that the selected eyewear still provides the required protection. Lens color alone should not be treated as evidence of protection from optical radiation or another specialized hazard unless the product is specifically rated for that use.

Check Fit and Prescription-Eyewear Compatibility

Fit can vary with frame dimensions, nosepiece design, temple construction, and adjustable goggle straps. Selected products in this assortment are also designed to accommodate prescription eyewear or inserts. When prescription lenses are required, confirm that the protective eyewear can be worn without disturbing the position or function of either the prescription lenses or the protective device.

Check Compatibility with Other Forensic PPE

Safety glasses or goggles may be worn together with N95 respirators, masks, hoods, coveralls, or other PPE. Confirm that the selected combination maintains the fit, seal, coverage, and function required for each item, particularly when tight-fitting respiratory protection is also being used.

Plan for Agency and Laboratory Purchasing

When supplying multiple investigators, technicians, laboratory staff, or visitors, consider differences in fit, work area, lens requirements, package quantity, cleaning, and replacement needs. For larger or recurring purchases, add products to a quote from their product pages, or build your shopping cart and convert it to a quote.