HoneywellUvex Futura Indirect Vent with Uvextreme Anti-Fog Goggle, Clear (S345C)

I have tried the Neiko 53875B, cheap $2 goggles, Safety Goggles Vented Clear Shop Chemistry Glasses , and a few other goggles from my school's student store and loaner pairs. This UVEX S345C is the clear winner. For reference, I have lab sessions that last 3 hours and 50 minutes in a lab that seems to be around the 70-75 F mark. I am 6'2" that wears a hat size 7.5 (New Era 59/50), and glasses with 53-17-145 measurements.These goggles have plenty of room to fit any face size. These can tighten to a child's head and expand to a very large adult head. The band is the typical rubberized material. The face seal parts however are not typical. They are still the plastic material, but the face seal area is very soft and flexible. Almost like silicone. This makes it much more comfortable to wear in lab and won't dig into your face like the other goggles.The goggles fit perfectly over my glasses, which are fairly large in comparison to the average person. The only problem I had, was with complete wrap around nature of the goggles. it merely place a tiny bit of pressure on my glasses, but did not not affect me too much.MOST IMPORTANTLY, when other people's goggles were fogging up, mine had absolutely none. Also, as for the raccoon face worries, I only got marks on four corners of my face, which all went away within an hour. Again, I had a 3 hour and 50 minute session and had minimal raccoon heritage left on my face.Edit: I forgot to mention that the bands should not rest on your ears as they will try to dig in. Instead, lift the band higher to let it stick to the back of your head an not rely on your ears for support.If you have any questions, just let me know.

Did the job for a class my daughter was taking in college

The only complaint I have is that it fogs up pretty quickly. But other than that they were perfect.

I’m a nurse and need to have 12 hour eye protection over my glasses, hat, hearing aides, and mask. This is a great fit. The only problem for a 12 hour shift is the plastic along forehead is soft plastic, fits perfectly but I’ve chosen to add a strip of moleskin. Now I do not adjust anything at my eyes all night! I look like I’m wearing ski goggles, but for COVID protection these are my favorites. Other goggles are fit behind the ears, uncomfortable and slip down, and need adjustment; bad potential transfer of germs to be avoided. We are required to have a solid barrier at the top of the goggles, and these provide that (no vents there. They do not fog up, in fact protect my glasses from fogging as the bottom design sets on the top of mask and my eyes get no fog! Blessings to all us front liners, take care!

I work in the OR and with patients. These goggles fit over my glasses comfortably and do not touch them. The lenses are clear and they are lightweight. Much better than wearing eye shield because you don't have to keep adusting them once you put them on. I forgot I had them on! They also fit over my N95 and surgical mask comfortably. They provide a seal all around your eyes which I wanted and do not fog up. The elastic is very comfortable. 5 Stars!

Overall the product does what it supposed to do. I like how the every single part of it is easy to clean. It fitted good every except for my nose, it just wouldn’t sit on top of it. It leaves a gaping hole in the nostril area while every else is closely sealed. Im not sure if this is just me but I think it’s made for those who have big noses. I wouldn’t recommend this product to be used in healthcare if you have a small nose.

If you've worn ski goggles, these are very similar. I've owned Uvex ski goggles and they have the same comfortable fit, easily work with eyeglasses and provide dust protection when you need it. Field of view is nice and wide. Ventilation keeps from fogging up.

I recently read that goggles would be beneficial to wear as eye protection against the Coronavirus, so I decided to get a pair. Before doing so, I checked the CDC’s website, and it says either non-vented or indirect vented goggles are approved. These goggles are indirect vented, so they are fine. They are good goggles, they’re well made, comfortable, I can see out of them, and I can wear them with either my glasses or contacts, which is a plus. I recommend these to anyone looking for virus protection.