Shop plastic prescription safety glasses designed for a comfortable fit on the job. Compare frame shape, side protection, color, and size, then choose prescription lenses that meet your needs. Check each frame's product specifications for its safety rating and supported lens options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plastic safety glasses use a plastic frame material and are designed for protective eyewear. Features and certifications vary by model, so review the product specifications before choosing a pair.
The frames in this collection are listed as prescription safety glasses. Lens compatibility depends on the frame and your prescription; check the product page and lens selector for available options.
Do not assume every model has the same rating. Check each product page for its stated ANSI Z87.1 certification and any requirements for prescription lenses.
Side protection depends on the frame design and the hazards at your workplace. Some models include integrated or removable side shields. Confirm the product's specifications and your employer's requirements.
Compare the lens width, bridge width, temple length, and overall frame width shown on the product page with a pair that fits you well. Use the frame size guide if you need help.
Many plastic frames are designed for comfortable daily wear, but weight and fit vary by design and lens choice. Compare the individual product details.
Color availability varies by frame. Select a color on the product page to see the current options for that model.
Some frames support progressive or bifocal prescriptions. The available lens types depend on the frame and prescription, so review the lens selector or ask the VS Eyewear team.
Rinse away grit, clean with mild soap and lukewarm water, and dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and replace damaged protective eyewear.
Only use a frame and lens combination specifically rated for the hazard. General safety glasses alone do not provide the shade or optical filtering needed for welding.