Model 730 Lead Glasses

Procedure type: Interventional radiology, Fluoroscopy, Cath lab, Orthopedic Surgery, Pain Management

Front Lens: 0.75 mm Pb

Side Shields: 0.50mm Pb

Available Prescription(s): None

Prescription Range: N/A

Color(s): Tortoise

Weight: 84 g

Frame Size: 54-17-140

Model 730 Lead Glasses

The Model 730 lead glasses offer medical imaging professionals a high degree of eye protection from radiation. Their sleek, modern design is ideal for clinicians looking for a user-friendly solution which prioritizes both protection and comfort.

These lead glasses come in a stylish tortoise color and minimalist fit which users will love. In addition, the front lenses provide a total of 0.75 mm Pb protection, thereby shielding the eye area and blocking any harmful radiation. They are also ideal for users working in environments where side shields may be needed, such as the cath lab or orthopedic surgery settings. The Model 730 lead glasses come with two 0.50 mm Pb side protections that provide additional shielding from scatter radiation. Thus, they minimize the risk of damage from the sides and provide an optimal level of eye protection when large doses of radiation are present.

The Model 730 glasses are a one size fits all solution for eye protection and have been designed to fit a wide range of face shapes and sizes. As a result, practitioners can purchase them with confidence knowing that they’ve been made to accommodate a variety of users without sizing issues.

The high-quality build of the Model 730 lead glasses makes them a top choice for medical professionals across the field. As safety is a top priority, practitioners must ensure that their glasses meet protection standards. These glasses have been manufactured to meet international standards of radiation protection for the eyes and will reduce the risk of damage to this sensitive area. They are also ideal for use in the operating theater as they’ve been designed to offer full protection, including front and side shielding, to prevent any radiation from coming into contact with the clinician’s eyes.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our team of radiation protection specialists.