dust goggles

Dust Goggles in Riyadh

ex_pa wrote:

Dust Goggles in Riyadh

LOL Excellent idea!  Why not welding goggles or even swimming/diving goggles??  I think there ARE a few dive stores here in Riyadh.

ex_pa wrote:

Dust Goggles in Riyadh

May I ask for what purpose? For PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)? May I suggest an alternative, you can buy that clear plastic glass used for benchworking. It would fit most of the eye area and it has a rubber strap that would keep it in place. You can buy it in any SACO stores.

Try ski goggles off the net. Although as said above they are not PPE.

i feel that when ever i am in the office my eyes would hurt for no reason , so i said ,. dust might be coming through the air conditioner so i want to wear them so i no longer have itchy .eyes

ex_pa wrote:

i feel that when ever i am in the office my eyes would hurt for no reason , so i said ,. dust might be coming through the air conditioner so i want to wear them so i no longer have itchy .eyes

A better plan might be eye drops.  Many people I know use 'Tears Naturale Free.'

ex_pa wrote:

i feel that when ever i am in the office my eyes would hurt for no reason , so i said ,. dust might be coming through the air conditioner so i want to wear them so i no longer have itchy .eyes

I agree with eye drops, I had the same problem before, the doctor just gave me these drops because the humidity here in Riyadh is nearly 10%, so the eyes tend to be dry and tired. If you are working near a monitor most of the time, just keep on blinking as often as you can so that your eyes' fluid would be replenished. Keep us posted.

dynamo1131 wrote:

ex_pa wrote:

i feel that when ever i am in the office my eyes would hurt for no reason , so i said ,. dust might be coming through the air conditioner so i want to wear them so i no longer have itchy .eyes

I agree with eye drops, I had the same problem before, the doctor just gave me these drops because the humidity here in Riyadh is nearly 10%, so the eyes tend to be dry and tired. If you are working near a monitor most of the time, just keep on blinking as often as you can so that your eyes' fluid would be replenished. Keep us posted.

ill try to blink often
i bought an eye drop 2 weeks ago .but it seems that its effect is minimum

i also have floaters ( sad)

i also have floaters

TMFI

gashead wrote:

i also have floaters

TMFI

noyb

ex_pa wrote:

gashead wrote:

i also have floaters

TMFI

noyb

Going a bit off topic now aren't we? 

Martin Fin wrote:

ex_pa wrote:

gashead wrote:

TMFI

noyb

Going a bit off topic now aren't we? 

he started it

ex_pa wrote:

he started it

LOL!  Sounds like me and somebody else

dynamo1131 wrote:

ex_pa wrote:

Dust Goggles in Riyadh

May I ask for what purpose? For PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)? May I suggest an alternative, you can buy that clear plastic glass used for benchworking. It would fit most of the eye area and it has a rubber strap that would keep it in place. You can buy it in any SACO stores.

man thank you so much

thanksssssssssssssssssss

ex_pa wrote:

dynamo1131 wrote:

ex_pa wrote:

Dust Goggles in Riyadh

May I ask for what purpose? For PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)? May I suggest an alternative, you can buy that clear plastic glass used for benchworking. It would fit most of the eye area and it has a rubber strap that would keep it in place. You can buy it in any SACO stores.

man thank you so much

thanksssssssssssssssssss

problem solved? no prob ex_pa....cheers

find an oakley dealer and get these:
http://www.oakley.com/products/6667/24876

that is what i use