Nursing
Nursing safety glasses. For a masked shift.
For nurses wearing glasses through a masked shift: extended wear, movement, and fog.
A full shift.
Square or Round, chosen from the sizing guide. Shield in Standard Fit or Low Bridge, with the nose piece, when the wearer wants the panoramic lens. The retainer strap is for staff who take glasses on and off.
Between patients, follow Care & Cleaning: a mild detergent or an optical spray, and a lint-free cloth. Do not use bleach or acetone. These frames are not autoclaved.
Anti-fog safety glasses for nurses.
Fog comes from the lens surface, the frame, airflow, and the room. It is not a coating slogan. Square and Round state an anti-fog coating. Shield adds the off-the-face geometry that Anti-Fog Technology credits with airflow. The coating does not remove the need to fit the frame, and it is not an industrial anti-fog catalogue.
On the same ward.
Doctors on the same ward wear the same Square, Round, and Shield. The medical wording is the section on healthcare safety eyewear.
Documented. Not simply claimed.
CliniSpecs holds CMI Certificate of Conformity PC10260 (document reference PC10260-I01-R00). The certificate states that CliniSpecs is certified to manufacture products to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010, with the product description 'Safety Eyewear.' The listed models A–F have an impact rating of Low (S), lens tint Clear, and are designated Outdoor Untinted (O).
Square, Round and Shield are available now. Rectangle, Cat Eye and Aviator are coming soon.
The product range is not designed for surgical, laser, radiological, ballistic, high-chemical-exposure, welding, or similar high-hazard applications. See Standards & Compliance for that schedule and EtherLens™ for this exclusion.