Goggles related questions and answers

Since the outbreak of the epidemic, words such as face shields, goggles, protective clothing, and disposable gloves have been heard frequently in people's lives. Therefore, what we are going to explain today is goggles, a labor protection product, and common questions people have about this product.

Goggles, also known as protective glasses, are a kind of filter that avoids damage to the eyes by changing the intensity and spectrum of the transmitted light.

Here are some frequently asked questions about goggles:

1. In daily life, do you want to buy goggles?

This will vary from person to person. Goggles are rarely used in everyday life. If you want to shade your eyes, avoid direct sunlight, or if you have respiratory diseases or splashes, you can choose to wear goggles. When caring for patients with infectious diseases, goggles must be worn to prevent virus air droplets from entering the body from the conjunctiva of the eyes.

2. Are the goggles recyclable?

Under normal circumstances, as long as it is properly disinfected as required, it can be recycled. The premise that the goggles need to be used repeatedly is that there should be no blurring or damage to the frame, otherwise the goggles must be replaced in time. Because the damage to the frame will affect the sealing performance and protection of the goggles.

3. How long can the goggles be used?

The lifespan of the goggles is evaluated based on the type of abrasion, the degree of wear, the material of the PPE itself, etc. Generally, the standard use period of ordinary anti-foreign body splash goggles is 24 months, and if it is used frequently, it is valid for 3 months. However, if there are special circumstances such as blurring or cracking of the lens, it needs to be replaced immediately.

4. How are the goggles sterilized?

Goggles used by ordinary users can be wiped and disinfected with 75% alcohol after use. Goggles used by staff can be wiped and disinfected with alcohol without contact with blood. However, if you have been in contact with blood, you need to use chlorine-containing preparations, chlorine dioxide, o-phthalaldehyde, peracetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, ozone, iodine tincture, etc., as well as chemical disinfectants that can achieve bactericidal effects under specified conditions. Sterilize with appropriate concentration and effective duration of action.

5. What precautions should be taken when using goggles?

(1). The selected goggles should be products that have passed the inspection of the product inspection agency.

(2). The size of the goggles should be suitable for the user's face.

(3). It is recommended not to use lenses with scratches, stains, cracks, etc., otherwise it will cause blurred vision due to light dispersion, resulting in decreased vision.

(4). The resin lens may be broken by strong impact, which may easily cause eye and face damage. Not recommended for use during strenuous exercise.

(5) When the lens is stained with sweat or other stains, it is recommended to rinse it with clean water immediately, then use a paper towel to absorb the water, and then dry it with a special cloth for glasses. When it is very dirty, it is recommended to wash it with a low-concentration neutral lotion first, then rinse it with water and dry it.

6. How to wear goggles correctly?

(1). Use both hands to wear goggles to adjust the comfort level.

(2). Then lift, covering the entire eye.

(3). Check for air leakage after wearing.

(4). If it is to be removed, remove it by pinching the side close to the head or ear, and place it in a recycling or waste container.