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New Ergodyne safety glasses use light-adaptive lenses to keep workers protected

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Ergodyne is adding photochromic lens options to two of its safety glasses models, aiming to stop workers from removing eye protection when lighting conditions change. The company estimates 2,000 U.S.…

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