Glasses wearers on site
If you wear glasses for distance, reading or both, prescription safety glasses replace the awkward combination of everyday specs under goggles.
Prescription
Prescription safety glasses
Your prescription, built into impact-rated frames certified to AS/NZS 1337.6. See clearly and stay protected without juggling two pairs.
Who they're for
Close-up work
Bifocal and multifocal lenses keep tools, gauges and screens sharp without taking your glasses off.
Lens guideEmployers
Give your team compliant eye protection they'll actually wear, with fittings and approvals handled for you.
Workplace programs
How it works
From script to site in four steps
- Get your scriptUse a current prescription from any optometrist, or book an eye test with one of our partner optometrists.
- Choose your framePick from our certified range. We'll help you match frame, lens and coatings to your role and your site's hazards.
- We make & certifyYour lenses are made to your prescription, fitted to your frame and checked against AS/NZS 1337.6 before they leave us.
- Gear upDelivered to your door or your site, ready to wear from your next shift.
Lens options
Every lens is impact-rated polycarbonate, with coatings and tints to suit the work.
01
Single vision
One prescription across the whole lens, for distance or for reading. The most common choice.
02
Bifocal
Distance vision on top and a reading segment below, with a visible line between them.
03
Multifocal
A smooth change from distance to intermediate to near, with no visible line. Also called progressive lenses.
What you'll need
Ordering is simple if you have these ready. If you don't, we'll help you get them.
- A current prescription from your optometrist
- Your pupillary distance (PD), which we can measure at a fitting
- Your frame and lens choice
- Your employer's approval, if you're ordering through a workplace program
Common questions
Can I use my existing prescription?
Yes, as long as it's current. Your optometrist sets an expiry date on your script. If it has expired or your vision has changed, you'll need a new eye test first.
Why not just wear goggles over my glasses?
You can, but most people find it uncomfortable for a full shift, and goggles over glasses tend to fog and slip. When protection is uncomfortable it comes off, and that's when injuries happen.
How long does it take?
Prescription lenses are made to order. Most orders are ready in around [X] business days, plus delivery. See shipping & delivery.
Can I claim on my health fund?
If you have optical extras cover, you may be able to claim. It depends on your fund and your level of cover. See health fund rebates.
Ready when you are
Choose a frame, add your script, and we'll take care of the rest.