TCP Global Salon World Safety Face Shields with Blue Glasses Frames (Case of 80) - Ultra Clear Protective Full Face Shields to Protect Eyes, Nose, Mouth - Anti-Fog PET Plastic, Goggles

1) Reviews saying this is foggy....didn't remove the thin film that it has. There's an extremely THIN film on the shield that is shaped so precisely, you can't even tell it's a film. But there is a film on BOTH SIDES of the shield. I thought it was also like frosted glass, but you have to remove the protective sticker. 2) This was extremely clear, to the extent I barely noticed I had a shield unless there was direct sunlight on it. 3) It's comfortable, even with glasses. The "glasses" mold fits great and didn't interfere with my glasses. 4) Very lightweight. 5) Easy to clean. After every outing, I would wipe the outer shield with a disinfectant wipe and the inside. I brought this with me on a trip to Yellowstone and used it every day in crowded locations and it survived being wiped down several dozens of times. Cons: * Hard to put together sometimes. The little blue plugs can be super annoying to pop out of the hole, but once you get the shield in, it keeps the shield in place pretty much forever. Use tweezers to pop the plugs out. * The "glasses" frame can break easily if you're fiddling with it or pressing a camera up against your face constantly (like I was). I wouldn't recommend applying pressure to this in any repetitive way. * Don't leave them in the car in direct sunlight in the heat or they will warp very easily (the cost of very thin, very clear plastic shields, though)

I was expecting the shield to be clear and transparent and disappointed it came with that plastic shaded material. Unlike the photos, see my photos. No return policy allowed from seller.

We got a 10 pack of these to see if they would be useful to the office staff at our small practice. Some face shields are too form fitting to allow for eyeglasses and these looked like a nice alternative for those of us who do wear glasses. We wear face masks and these face shields to protect both the patients and ourselves from the small droplets suspended in the air which harbor the coronavirus and other airborne pathogens. These face shields are more comfortable, in my opinion, than the ones with full elastic headbands. They are worn like glasses and they fit right over your eyeglasses (if your eyeglass frames aren't too large). The nosepiece does not interfere with your glasses as it rests a bit lower on your nose than your eyeglasses. The shields are crystal clear once you remove the protective film from BOTH sides. They do not feel heavy and do not interfere with normal movement. The staff love these shields and a few patients have even inquired about them, as well. We will definitely keep these around our office for the foreseeable future.

I received my order about an hour ago and I quickly started putting the shields together. Thanks to other reviewers, I was able to remove the plastic film that protects the shield on each side, with a piece of cellophane tape. Thanks tor the tip. I really like that they are super clear, anti-fog (even with glasses and a mask), and lightweight. Now, for the oopsie. As I was attaching the frames to the shield, one side popped right in to the hole, securing the plastic to the frame, but the other side was only partially in the hole. After checking my order, I discovered that all of the frames had the hole on one side of the frame just a little smaller than the other, keeping the plastic from snapping in place. I’ve attached a video showing the difference size of the holes. My husband then used an 11/64 drill bit to just pass through the small hole. The shavings that were removed were very small, but it was enough to fix the issue. I would have given this 5 stars if they would have been correct right out of the box. However, I am so thrilled, I will probably order more to share with family.

These are terrific as "Safety" glasses. They are very flexible, so there's no chance of shattering, but they are strong... so I have had semi large chips fly out from the table saw, but there's nothing shooting fast enough to shoot "Through" this shield. I wouldn't use these for shooting a gun or something that could be really powerful, but for cutting wood they are great, with full face coverage and clarity is excellent! Metal shards... same thing... but even BETTER compared to safety goggles. I was a bit more worried about those (because they are hot, too), but it's fine.... we are doing metal siding and it shoots off a TON of tiny, tiny little particles that are burning hot -- enough that it will leave a burn mark on your skin. So I was wearing a thick long sleeve shirt, gloves, and then wrapping something over my lower face and then goggles, but I got nailed RIGHT in the tip of the nose and it burned a spot on the tip of my nose. So... we bought these. Obviously not OSHA approved, but they've been absolutely terrific and I think it's safer than what you might be thinking of you've never felt these in your hands... or cut burning hot metal. The burning hot metal is slowly clouding the clarity, but... not THAT fast. We'll finish an entire house with 2 of these (And they are slumming on the table saw). When the wind picks up, they blow fast and far... so that's probably contributed to the scratches. Anyway, there are 10 in a box, so... not very worriesome. Compared to safety glasses these are cheaper, more coverage, and feel FAR safer than many of the official safety glasses sold on Amazon