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Summary
Biohazard Goggles Black. These UV protected goggles are great way to express yourself, and to have some fun! Goggles are black with an adjustable black elastic band in the back. The lenses are mirror tinted with blue biohazard symbols in the middle.

I adooore them!~
Well, I ordered these a while ago, got them on time, but had to wait till today to open the package.

But anyway. XD They're great. And I doubt I'll be going anywhere without them atop my head.

There's only two things that bother me. one is the strap messes with my ear, buut that's my own fault since my right ear was just pierced. XDD So without that it wouldn't be a problem~

Annd the fact that these really aren't worth wearing over your eyes. They're awesome, buut its not that seeee throughhh..lol.

I'd definitely recommend these :'3 I'll probably buy another pair for my bestest friend. <33 It just completes meh outfit.
Chrome-chan, Va

Not what I expected
The plastic is pretty cheap, and the decals on the lenses are more prominent than I expected. I should have paid more attention to the picture.
James Mason,

Perfect! Except...
+ Strangely looks great with a lot of my outfits, even my outfits that are not cyber punk/punk themed at all.

+ Great to wear around the neck or on the eyes

+ 100% UV Ray protective lenses



- The foam is very thin and not very supportive. Only makes this product more comfortable to wear.

- Even with the foam guard, I still get very noticeable red circles on my face or at least red lines on my nose.

- Blocks too much peripheral vision to wear while driving



Overall: A definite buy! I really love these goggles. They're sturdy and have great quality lenses for the price so you can wear them in place of your cheap-o, less protective sunglasses.
Claire J. Russell, San Diego, CA USA

Motherf***ing Awesome Goggles
Dude, these are goggles are motherf***ing awesome. Fifteen dollars, three days later, BAMPH! And you are nine times more awesome then before this small deficiency of money-time. My only gripe is the inferior foam used for the nosepiece. It is some shoddy open-cell that inhibits the goggles from being uber comfortable whilst being worn properly, that is to say, tight enough that they stay on during combat or uh, whatever.

I recommend you go to some eyeplace and tell one of the usually-friendly people there you need one of those gel nosepieces normally used in sports goggles. Hot glue would probably be the easiest way to mount them inside but they might have something on hand to do it for you.

I am guessing that statistically speaking you don't live in Eugene, Oregon otherwise I'd recommend Rainbow Optics, a place as awesome as the goggles with which I am speaking of.

At any rate, failing all of this, go to Mal-Wart, find the camping section, shut up and stop griping about paying $12 for a nosepiece, buy the eggcrate camping foam, cut a small piece about 1" X 1" and hot glue that like I sugggested with the gel nosepiece, BAMPH! Awesomeness!

This is the Mad Kraut Napoleonic Emperor, whose power has been increased a thousandfold by the power of biohazard goggles. I am going to go vanquish my foes with bug-eyed awesomeness.
Nicole Lane, Valley Of Sickness - Oregon

Exactly what I expected
Very cool goggles. Went perfectly with my Halloween costume. Very durable and easy to see in (just like wearing sunglasses).
A. Troitino,