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I found a great product! (I thought they were pollen-blocking glasses, but they can actually be used as safety glasses!!?)

2025/03/27

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

How's the pollen?

I'm on meds, but this situation is seriously awful!!

Yogurt and Hay Fever

So, I'm taking steps to deal with pollen!

That's what I thought, so I bought a pair of glasses to protect against pollen.

Pollen-Blocking Glasses

This is it.

Do you get it? lol

They look like regular glasses, don't they?

Pollen-Blocking Glasses

The sides are protected!

Pollen-Blocking Glasses

The top is also covered, and it’s said to block more than 90% of pollen from getting in.

An anti-fog coating has also been applied.

 

But this...

Wouldn't these be good as safety glasses?

They're guarding me from the sides and above!!!

Safety Glasses

This is way better than stuff like that lol

 

Safety Glasses

This one gets fogged up right away, lol

 

Rather than wearing glasses that don't take the needs of people working on-site into account at all, these actually protect my eyes properly and feel completely natural!!

That's the kind of thing I like, isn't it?

These pollen-blocking glasses are from an eyewear store called JINS.

JINS

You can wear safety glasses without feeling any discomfort.

Plus, they come in both prescription and non-prescription versions, which is great!!

 

I bought it at a store for 3,300 yen.

 

I highly recommend it!!

 

See you later.

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