Eye Safety On The Farm Prevents 7500 Eye Injuries
During National Farm Safety Week Dr. Richard Feldstein urges farmers to use impact resistant eye wear. FDA rules since 1972 require stronger lenses ahead of chemical splashes dust and flying debris, with lens choice tied to job hazards and vision needs.
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Eye safety gear for farmers urged by optometrist
Heat and chemically treated glass lenses are essential for farm work while plastic lenses offer impact resistance though they scratch easily. Special absorptive filters are needed for welding. Sunglasses protect eyes from sun damage and access to optometrists across most counties is widespread.
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