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| Place of Origin: | China |
| Brand Name: | Xinland |
| Certification: | CE |
Keep Your Vision Correction. Add an Extra Layer of X-Ray Protection.
Medical professionals who rely on prescription eyewear need a practical way to maintain their everyday vision while working in environments where scattered X-ray radiation may be present.
Our 0.5mmPb OTG X-Ray Protective Glasses provide a fit-over eyewear solution designed to accommodate compatible prescription frames underneath a separate layer of radiation protective lead glass.
Featuring an oversized blue frame, transparent lead-glass lenses and an adjustable elastic head strap, this model is suitable for medical imaging departments, hospital radiation protection programs and professional healthcare procurement.
Product Highlights
0.5mmPb lead-equivalent protective lenses
OTG design for wearing over prescription glasses
Transparent lead glass for practical clinical visibility
Enlarged frame with additional interior clearance
Adjustable elastic head strap for stable positioning
Blue protective eyewear frame
Reusable design for professional medical environments
Suitable for hospital procurement and medical distributors
B2B Supply: Hospital Orders | Medical Equipment Distributors | Bulk Procurement | OEM Inquiries
Healthcare professionals should not have to choose between their corrective vision and appropriate occupational eye protection.
Conventional radiation glasses may not provide sufficient room for a second pair of eyewear underneath. This can create fitting difficulties for physicians, radiographers and other medical personnel who already wear prescription glasses.
The OTG, or Over-The-Glasses, construction addresses this issue through an enlarged frame that accommodates compatible personal eyewear.
How the Solution Works
Existing Prescription Glasses
The wearer continues using their normal corrective lenses for familiar vision correction.
Outer Radiation Protective Eyewear
The OTG frame sits over the prescription glasses, adding 0.5mmPb lead-equivalent lens shielding against occupational scatter radiation.
Adjustable Retention
An elastic head strap helps maintain the position of the outer protective frame during routine clinical movement.
This configuration can be particularly useful for hospitals seeking a standardized protective eyewear option without requiring individually manufactured prescription radiation lenses for every user.
Customer Pain Point
Many healthcare workers already wear corrective glasses. Standard protective eyewear may be too narrow or shallow to accommodate an additional frame, leading to pressure, poor fit or unnecessary contact between lenses.
Our Solution
The enlarged OTG frame provides additional internal space around the eye area, helping accommodate compatible prescription eyewear while maintaining a separate protective lens layer.
For bulk orders, prescription-frame dimensions should be reviewed against the OTG frame's internal clearance before purchase.
Customer Pain Point
Clinical personnel need to observe patients, read equipment displays and identify instruments accurately. Removing prescription glasses can interfere with normal visual correction.
Our Solution
Transparent lead-glass lenses allow the user to retain their existing prescription glasses while adding an outer X-ray protective barrier.
Proper lens spacing, alignment and cleaning help maintain a practical viewing experience through both eyewear layers.
Customer Pain Point
When two pairs of glasses are worn together, movement of the outer frame can affect fit and visual alignment, especially when the user bends, turns or changes position.
Our Solution
An adjustable elastic retention strap helps secure the OTG frame around the wearer's head, reducing unwanted movement during normal clinical activity.
Customer Pain Point
Hospitals may need radiation eyewear for personnel with different prescription requirements. Maintaining individually customized protective glasses for every user can complicate inventory management and replacement purchasing.
Our Solution
OTG eyewear provides a non-prescription protective option that can be used with different compatible prescription frames.
This can simplify standardized purchasing, departmental stock management and repeat ordering, subject to individual fit and appropriate cleaning procedures.
Customer Pain Point
Medical equipment buyers must verify that protective eyewear meets the shielding and fitting requirements of the intended clinical environment.
Our Solution
This model specifies 0.5mmPb lead-equivalent protective lenses. Buyers can request configuration details and applicable supporting documents for evaluation before placing institutional or distributor orders.
| Specification | Details |
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| Product Name | OTG X-Ray Protective Glasses |
| Product Category | Medical Radiation Protective Eyewear |
| Eyewear Design | Over-The-Glasses / Fitover |
| Lead Equivalency | 0.5 mmPb |
| Protective Lens Material | Lead Glass |
| Lens Appearance | Transparent |
| Frame Style | Oversized OTG Frame |
| Frame Color | Blue |
| Retention System | Adjustable Elastic Head Strap |
| Prescription Compatibility | Fits over compatible prescription eyewear |
| Intended Radiation Environment | Medical X-Ray Scatter Radiation |
| Primary Protection Area | Eye Area |
| Product Use | Reusable Protective Eyewear |
| Typical Customers | Hospitals, Medical Distributors, Imaging Facilities |
| Frame Dimensions | Confirm Before Ordering |
| Product Weight | Available Upon Specification Confirmation |
| OEM / Bulk Orders | Subject to Project Requirements |
Technical Note: 0.5mmPb refers to the stated lead-equivalent shielding performance under defined test conditions. It does not indicate the physical thickness of the protective lens.
Actual protection depends on factors including X-ray beam quality, eyewear positioning, lens coverage and radiation exposure geometry.
The fitover frame is designed with additional interior clearance to accommodate prescription glasses underneath.
Compared with conventional protective eyewear, this structure provides more space around the front lenses, nose bridge and temple areas.
Compatibility depends on the dimensions and shape of the wearer's existing glasses.
The protective lenses are specified at 0.5mmPb lead equivalency, providing a transparent shielding barrier intended to help reduce occupational eye exposure to scattered X-ray radiation.
The shielding specification should be evaluated together with the facility's radiation safety requirements and the eyewear's actual coverage.
The lenses provide radiation shielding while allowing the wearer to view patients, monitors, instruments and the surrounding clinical environment.
For OTG applications, sufficient clearance between the inner prescription lenses and outer protective lenses is important for maintaining proper alignment.
The integrated adjustable strap helps retain the protective eyewear in position.
This is particularly useful for fitover designs, where the outer frame must remain stable without unnecessarily displacing the prescription glasses underneath.
The enlarged frame surrounds the eye area and accommodates an additional pair of glasses.
The overall frame geometry should be checked for fit, viewing comfort and protective coverage before use.
The eyewear is designed for repeated professional use when properly handled, cleaned, inspected and stored.
Routine inspection should include checking the lead-glass lenses, frame integrity, strap condition and overall fit.
For hospitals, medical suppliers and distribution projects, OTG protective eyewear offers a practical option for standardizing non-prescription radiation glasses across compatible users.
Branding, accessories, packaging and project-specific supply requirements can be discussed before order confirmation.
Suitable for clinical personnel who wear prescription glasses and require additional eye-area shielding while working around fluoroscopy-guided procedures.
A fitover protective eyewear option for applicable catheterization laboratory workflows where staff may encounter scattered X-ray radiation.
Designed for personnel who need to maintain prescription vision correction while using appropriate protective eyewear in controlled X-ray environments.
Can be incorporated into protective equipment programs for applicable image-guided surgical procedures, subject to facility safety requirements.
A potential protective eyewear option for personnel working in environments where occupational X-ray scatter protection is required.
Suitable for procurement teams evaluating standardized radiation protective eyewear for multiple prescription-glasses wearers.
Important: These glasses are intended as an additional barrier against scattered X-ray radiation, not as a substitute for shielding barriers, safe positioning, dosimetry or other required radiation safety measures.
For institutional procurement, the primary protective specification is the stated 0.5mmPb lead equivalency.
Purchasers should request supporting test information applicable to the exact protective lens configuration being supplied.
Relevant documentation should identify the applicable test conditions and radiation energy range where available.
Product quality checks may include:
Lead-glass lens condition and visual clarity
Lens installation and frame integrity
OTG frame assembly
Adjustable strap attachment and function
Visible scratches, cracks or surface defects
Overall product appearance
Product labeling and packaging condition
Because prescription frames vary in size and geometry, buyers should verify the available internal clearance before purchasing large quantities.
A sample-based fit assessment may be useful for hospital-wide procurement programs.
Documentation requirements vary by destination market, procurement channel and intended product use.
For medical equipment distributors, hospital tenders or regulatory reviews, please request current documentation applicable to the exact model and configuration.
Certification status, test reports and market-specific compliance documents must be confirmed before ordering.
Yes. This model uses an OTG design specifically intended for wearing over compatible prescription eyewear.
However, prescription glasses vary in size and shape. Buyers should verify internal frame clearance before ordering, particularly for larger prescription frames.
0.5mmPb represents the stated lead-equivalent radiation shielding performance of the protective lenses under defined test conditions.
It is not the actual physical thickness of the lenses and does not mean that all X-ray radiation is blocked.
No. OTG glasses are worn over existing prescription eyewear.
Prescription lead glasses incorporate vision correction into dedicated radiation protective lenses.
OTG eyewear may be more practical for shared department stock, occasional users or facilities seeking a standardized protective model.
Not necessarily. Compatibility depends on the prescription frame's overall width, height, depth and temple design.
For large hospital orders, we recommend confirming frame dimensions or evaluating samples before procurement.
This model is supplied with an adjustable elastic retention strap. Strap removal or replacement details should be confirmed for the exact configuration before ordering.
They may be suitable for applicable fluoroscopy environments where the 0.5mmPb lens specification, eyewear coverage and fit meet the facility's radiation protection requirements.
They are intended to help reduce scatter exposure and should not be placed intentionally in the direct primary X-ray beam.
They may be suitable for shared departmental stock when individual users have compatible prescription frames and appropriate cleaning, inspection and allocation procedures are followed.
Fit should be checked for each wearer.
Use a soft, non-abrasive cleaning material and follow the supplied care instructions.
Avoid cleaning agents or methods that may damage the lens surface, frame or retention components.
Bulk supply requirements can be discussed according to quantity, confirmed product specifications, packaging and destination market.
For distributor projects, private-label or customized packaging options should be confirmed before ordering.
Document availability depends on the exact product configuration and destination-market requirements.
Please provide your required documentation checklist so the applicable reports and compliance information can be confirmed before the order is finalized.
For medical equipment distributors, hospital purchasing teams and radiation protection suppliers, we can discuss project requirements covering:
Confirmed 0.5mmPb protective lens configuration
OTG frame compatibility and internal clearance
Adjustable retention strap requirements
Product labeling and packaging
Distributor branding or private-label requests
Bulk purchasing quantities
Applicable technical and quality documentation
Destination-market procurement requirements
Looking for 0.5mmPb OTG X-Ray Protective Glasses for Your Hospital or Distribution Business?
Contact our sales team with your estimated order quantity, destination country, prescription-frame compatibility requirements and any required documentation.
We can review your procurement specifications and discuss suitable product configurations, sample arrangements and quotation details.
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