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Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2009 14:17:30 -0500
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From: "Steehler, Gail" <gsteehle**At_Symbol_Here**ROANOKE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Visor-gogs
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Thanks for this discussion thread. We require Allsafe MonoGoggles currentl
y. They are anti-fog, big enough to go over glasses, and allow good periph
eral vision. They are pretty comfortable, with a softer plastic over the b
ridge of nose. We have been happy with these but it is good to see what el
se is available periodically. If others have recommendations for good spla
sh goggles, I plan to order a few to try out.
We require goggles for students and faculty. When faculty wear goggles fai
thfully, we have little trouble getting student compliance.
Gail Steehler
Roanoke College
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