Best Respirator For Glasses [2022]

Here is the best respirator for people who wear glasses.

Anyone working around fine dust particles, chemicals, spray paint, concrete dust, resin, alcohol ink and more are likely wearing proper protection, and this includes an N95 equivalent respirator.

However, one of the biggest complaints we hear about is how difficult it is to find a respirator that works with glasses.

Many people who wear glasses and need to wear respirators to protect their lungs and eyes often try to fit their existing respirator over their glasses, resulting in discomfort and improper fit.

We have found the perfect respirator that works for glasses wearers, and we are going to share that with you today.

Respirator That Works With Glasses

When looking for a respirator that will properly protect your lungs as well as fit properly over glasses, you are going to want a respirator that:

• has proper coverage
• is as comfortable as you can get
• is adjustable to your head size
• has a good seal around the face
• has the proper filtration for the substance you are going to be working with
• Is N95 or N95-equivalent

Proper Respirator Filtration

How do you know if you have the proper respirator mask for the chemical or particle you are going to be exposed to? A quality respirator mask will have an N95 or N95 equivalent rating which means that it will block 95% of small particles. A small particle means somewhere around the size of 0.3 microns.

To put this into perspective, the cross-section of an average human hair is between 50-75 microns, and a human red blood cell is 5 microns. So 0.3 microns is microscopic protection for your lungs.

The filters on this half face respirator mask we recommend will be able to filter:

• organic gasses and organic vapors. (paint solvent, varnish, and resin)
• concrete and concrete dust

• gasoline
• carbon dioxide
• ether
• nitroalkane
• nitrobenzene
• carbon trichloride
• nitrobenzene
• gases & organic vapor
• chlorine benzene
• acetone
• alcohols and alcohol inks
• anilines
• carbon dioxide
• carbon tetrachloride
• chloroform
• chloropicrin
• cadmium
• arsenic
• methylenedianiline
• lead

The T-60 Half Face Respirator And C-10 Safety Goggles For Glasses From Parcil

Get the T-60 Half Face Respirator Mask with C-10 Goggles For Glasses

• This respirator mask and goggles is a set specifically made to wear and fit properly over glasses.
• The goggles are made to perfectly conform to the shape of the respirator mask with spatial interior for most size eye glasses.
• The filters are proprietary threaded design P-A-1 filters.
• It has a voice amplifier and an exhaust valve.
• It will help prevent foggy lenses.
• This respirator is silicone-based around the nasal area, so it is as comfortable as it can be.
• You will save money by not purchasing disposable masks all the time.

This respirator is a lightweight half face mask and has high-density elastic straps and adjustable ear loops to make sure the mask actually stays in the place you set it at and maintains an air-tight seal.

There is no constant adjusting while you are working. Simply put it on, put the goggles over your glasses, adjust everything to fit perfectly around your face, and forget about it.

And to make sure you get the proper mask and not a knock off, I recommend purchasing it directly from the company, especially since it comes with a 1-year factory warranty.

Check prices of T-60 + C-10 Respirator Mask For Glasses Here

These respirator masks are very popular and quite often sell out. Here are the other masks we recommend from Parcil that offer the same respirator protection but are differently styled: (a full face, half face and a different half face that comes with the C-10 goggles to wear over glasses)

• Full Face Respirator PD 101
• Half Face Respirator T61
• Half Face Respirator T60
• Here is Parcil's other respirator made to wear over glasses: Half Face Respirator T61 + C10 Goggles To Fit Comfortably Over Glasses

We hope you found this article useful and informative. Nothing is more important than safety when working with microscopic particles, chemicals and vapors, and we hope you armed yourself with knowledge and are ready to continue or start working and creating safely.

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