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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses

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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +1.5 Item #: 23099
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +2.0 Item #: 23021
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +2.5 Item #: 25140
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +3.0 Item #: 20187
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +1.5 Item #: 23099
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +2.0 Item #: 23021
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Price:
$7.99
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +2.5 Item #: 25140
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$7.99
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FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses, +3.0 Item #: 20187
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Overview

Start seeing better results today! If you're straining to read small measurements, but don't need constant vision correction, these bifocal magnifiers could be the perfect solution. Sleek, lightweight and designed for comfort, they come in several corrective powers. The uncorrected upper lens protects your eyes, while the corrective lower insert improves visibility of small scales, intricate joints, layout lines and nearby objects.


Features:

  • Shatter-proof wrap-around lenses.
  • Anti-fog coating.
  • Adjustable bands.
  • If your required bi-focal strength is unknown, visit a pharmacy and test out several reading glasses.

What's included

(1) FastCap Bifocal Safety Glasses

Technical Details

  • Available in +1.5, 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0 magnification.
  • Brand: FastCap
  • Style: Glasses

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
It's very convenient to have a regular protective glasses and magnifying glasses in one. They are of good quality. I ordered one more.
Igor K on Sep 20, 2017
see my projects better and see the saw blade coming at me better.
susan w on Jul 22, 2017
It's very convenient to have a regular protective glasses and magnifying glasses in one. They are of good quality. I ordered one more.
Igor K on Sep 20, 2017
great for projects
Sheila B on Aug 29, 2017
see my projects better and see the saw blade coming at me better.
susan w on Jul 22, 2017
Have stick on bifocals now and unable to wipe my glasses for fear the bifocals will come off.
William B on May 24, 2017
I just had eye surgery and my current prescription safety glasses were not appropriate for shop work while my eyes recover.
As my distance vision was corrected, my only need was for reading a tape measure and eye protection.
I am hoping the bifocal is perfect. I tried reading glasses at the local box store to determine which magnifying power to order.
I will have corrective glasses made in about 6 weeks, post surgery and may keep the BSG just for the shop. Eye will see. LOL:)
John F on May 16, 2017
TO TRY THEM OUT
James P on Apr 16, 2017
Had to give it a try. Hope to eliminate the need to wear larger safety glasses over my "readers".
Jesse G on Apr 10, 2017
They are a lifesaver!! Great for scroll saw work1
John W on Apr 3, 2017
excellent safety glasses. even use for yard work
Nicholas W on Apr 1, 2017
These took a little getting used to. Once I got used to the bi-focal feature I love using them.
Steven on Feb 21, 2017
Oh the pain of getting older and needing more help seeing things up close. Fit nicely. My regular safety glasses were too tight and dug into the back of my ears.
Steve N on Jan 19, 2017
I can't see up close with contact lenses.
Christopher D. H on Jan 18, 2017
Getting old need glasses
Joseph L on Dec 7, 2016
To protect my eyes when using shop equipment.
Robert C on Nov 30, 2016
Christmas gift
Susan K on Nov 25, 2016
Safety glasses most important thing in my shop. I got tired of trying to fit safety glasses over my regular glasses
Robert H on Nov 25, 2016
bifocals very helpful in the shop. Must use safety glasses every time. you can't choose when you will have an accident.
Gregory C on Oct 15, 2016
Because I'm old
CARL V on Aug 28, 2016
Yard & Shop Work
Roche F on Aug 15, 2016
Really like These. Work Great.
Edward C on Jul 1, 2016
Can't seem to find bifocal safety glasses anyplace else
Richard B on May 29, 2016
I need 2.5 readers and safety glasses for work so I chose safety glasses with readers.
Helen P on May 29, 2016
Have had cataract surgery - need a bifocal in the shop.
Richard C on May 25, 2016
With my glasses, I can't wear typical eye protection. Hopefully this will give me the best of both worlds.
Franc S on Apr 16, 2016
can't see without them.
scooter on Mar 20, 2016
To make my old eye work better. But, the glasses don't last very long. They tend to break where they fold. I have had several pairs & they all do the same thing. But, the bifocal part works great.
Floyd H on Jan 24, 2016
They appear to be bifocal lenses with a decent bifocal height to the lens.
Lauri M. R on Jan 18, 2016
Did a search for reading glasses for carpenters and this came up. My husband came in from his workshop to get his regular reading glasses and I thought it might be a great idea to get him a pair that he can actually leave in the shop.
Debbie W on Jan 9, 2016
great safety and fantastic if you need readers!!
Kevin L on Dec 17, 2015
Help see my work
Joel C on Dec 5, 2015
Inexpensive and handy, with good correction. Not very durable or scratch resistant, but for the price they're a bargain.
K R on Dec 1, 2015
Since I need to use cheaters for precision work I want better protection for my eyes when using power tools.
Charles M on Nov 27, 2015
not sure magnification is correct or maybe slightly distorted because of curve and being plastic
Rick L on Nov 15, 2015
My wife wants them
Robert B on Nov 10, 2015
Recommendation from a coworker
Mr. Christopher P on Nov 3, 2015
To see better
John H on Oct 14, 2015
helps me see in the shop and on jobs
Ryan O on Sep 28, 2015
Have purchased before for department
Kevin M on Sep 28, 2015
Just trying a bi-focal. If they do not work for me I will get the full 2.5 lens safety glasses at Woodcraft.
Thomas A on Sep 28, 2015
At 49 my vision isn't what it used to be. These being bifocals are a necessity and work great. Good price too.
Jeff S on Sep 25, 2015
First time shopper, hope I like them.
MaryEllen F on Sep 7, 2015
Old enough to need bifocals. Shoot!
Dennis B on Aug 27, 2015
these are great. I forget I'm wearing them
Nicholas W on Aug 13, 2015
Employees wearing readers over shields currently!
Loren D on Aug 12, 2015
I'm getting older and need Bifocals in the workshop. I own already one pair from FastCap, but I need two more.
Walter B on Aug 2, 2015
to try
Travis C on Jun 19, 2015
because i can't see small things well na needed some extra help
tommy j on May 26, 2015
CURRENTLY HAVE THIS ITEM AND THEY WORK WELL.
Kirk B on May 26, 2015
very useful
Dan W on May 17, 2015
old glasses are getting hard to see out of
Roy P on May 3, 2015
great for projects
Sheila B on Aug 29, 2017
Have stick on bifocals now and unable to wipe my glasses for fear the bifocals will come off.
William B on May 24, 2017
Can you wear them over your regular glasses?
A shopper on Jul 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: My answer is no, they are not designed to wear over your regular glasses. In fact, I had some difficulty with them because I have a short nose and the nosepieces didn't fit. Sorry.
I need 1 . 25 glasses
Katherine D on Mar 15, 2016
BEST ANSWER: After using over the counter reading glasses a good many years, I don't believe you will see much difference between a +1.25 and+ 1.5 diopter strengths . If you have no idea where to start, consider using this average age formula: If you are under 40 years old, you probably should start with a +1.25 strength. Between ages 40 and 45, you probably need +1.75. At ages 45 to 50, you probably need +2.00. After age 50, you probably need +2.25. Since 1.5 is the lowest strength they have available, I would choose it. I myself, with 20/20 vision, use + 2.5.

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Nice saftey glasses, but the whole...
Nice saftey glasses, but the whole point of purchasing these is the bifocal lense. Anyone that uses these would have to agree that the bi lense is too low.
March 8, 2013
Great pair of shop glasses with reading bifocal.
Comfortable and snug-fitting glasses. Bifocals allow me to read small measurements. Bargain for the price.
June 24, 2017
Purchased
 4 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Why did I wait to buy these...
At the end of the day, make it easy on yourself, just buy them and be safe... comfortable, safe

Why your at it you might as well buy 3 glasses as you will only send the time looking around for them once you get use to them, when you have one pair
July 7, 2017
Purchased
 3 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Perfect protection
I recently had a corneal transplant and needed extra protection for my eye at work. These were great for my recovery. Durable and clever.
April 14, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Great product
I'm on my second pair. I have used the first pair for about a year. They are comfortable and good protection. Being made of plastic & getting hit by sawdust, collecting perspiration and getting wiped hourly, they won't last forever, but at that price, they are worth it. Sometimes, I even forget that I have them on when I leave the shop & go to the house with them still on.
October 17, 2014
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Safety glasses
Great in shop no more juggling two pairs of glasses
June 2, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Safety Glasses
I use to take my glasses off to put my safety glasses on and then take my safety glasses off and put my glasses back on. I use to do this over and over throughout the day. Now I forget that I am wearing the bifocal safety glasses and sometimes do regular activities with them on. I give them two thumbs up, and would recommend them to anyone that requires reading/cheater glasses.

Rich
June 22, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
great glasses
The placement of the magnification portion of the lenses on these glasses is pretty low, and some reviewers don't like that geometry because it forces them to look down through the bottom part of the safety glass lenses to use the magnification. For me, that is not a bad thing but a very good, comfortable and useful thing. I try to be very careful about my eyes, and I used to get really sick and tired of constantly removing and replacing reading glasses with safety glasses in the shop. Bifocal safety glasses are a great idea, but I always hated that the reading glass portion of my other brands of bifocal safety glasses seem to take up so much of the upper part of the lens that I couldn't focus properly through the windowpane part of the lens. I seemed to always be consciously looking over the top of the bifocal portion of the lenses, and this effort to continuously focus and refocus was sometimes unsafe in some operations, and it often gave me a headache. At times like that, I wound back up in the mode of shuffling glasses off and on as needed, which tends to accumulate dust and scratches on the lenses and despite my interest in working safely, it sometimes can lead to performing some minor operations without eye protection. These glasses are a great compromise, because I can just put them on, nice and clean, as I walk through the door and leave them on at all times as I move around and work in the shop with normal vision. I can use the magnification when I need it. For full-time close work, I just wear reading glasses or magnification goggles.
January 2, 2014
Best glasses
Best glasses I've used been using them for months and they are still working good all the other brands I've tried won't hold there shape after a few weeks they fall off my face because there all stretched out.
May 18, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Just what I needed. These work...
Just what I needed. These work great. In the past I've worn drug store cheap reading glasses for close-up cabinet work. These glasses may be a bit off on the magnification scale. I think the 2X safety glasses are closer to 1.5X. So buy one step up if you aren't sure.
January 23, 2011

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