Safety glasses for nurses that actually protect

Insurance for your eyes. Real protection in real clinical moments.

EyeGuard is designed for people who depend on their vision to do precision work under pressure. Safety glasses laboratory tested to Australian and European standards, built to stay put, stay clear and stay out of your way.

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What changes when your eyewear fits

Eyewear stays put when it is built for the shape of your face. EyeGuard comes in two bridge shapes and three sizes, so the frame sits where it should through a procedure rather than sliding down at the moment you lean in.

Clear lenses under a mask come down to fit, which is why EyeGuard comes in two bridge shapes. When the lens sits off your cheeks, air moves underneath it and warm breath has somewhere to go.

A long shift is where comfort gets decided. At 26g there is not much frame to notice, and the bridge holds the lens off your cheeks rather than resting on them, so no single point takes the pressure through the day.

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Designed for work, engineered for your face

A fit built for your face

Two bridge shapes, engineered for different facial profiles. Neither one is the default. If your glasses slide down through the day, or the lenses come to rest on your cheeks when you look down, the low bridge fit is the one to try.

Removable silicone temple grips are there if you want them, and they come out if you prefer a different feel.

Clear lenses under a mask

Fit is what keeps a lens clear. When the frame sits off your cheeks, air moves underneath the lens instead of trapping warm breath against it.

If the lens is touching your cheeks, squeeze the bridge in a little to lift it. A hydrophobic lens coating adds a second layer.

Comfort across a long shift

At 26g there is not much frame to notice. The bridge holds the lens off your cheeks rather than resting on them, so no single point takes the pressure through a shift.

The silicone temple grips come out if you prefer a different feel, and a lanyard is included.

Certified eye protection

AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 and CE EN 166 with EN 170. Laboratory tested to Australian and European standards.

Choose your bridge

Which nose bridge is right for you?

If your glasses slide down your nose, dig into your cheeks, or shift when you look down, that's not something to live with. It's a bridge problem, and it has a fix.

Close-up of the Hogies EyeGuard Standard Bridge
Standard Bridge

Standard Bridge

Shaped for higher nose bridges. Sits naturally in place across most facial profiles, no adjustment needed.

  • Your glasses generally stay put through the day
  • You have a higher nose bridge
  • Most safety glasses already fit you well
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Close-up of the Hogies EyeGuard Extended (Asian) Bridge
Extended (Asian) Bridge

Extended (Asian) Bridge

Engineered for lower nose bridges and higher cheekbones. It lifts the frame off your cheeks, so it stays where you put it instead of sliding down or settling onto your face.

  • Your glasses slide down your nose by midway through the day
  • The lens rests on your cheeks instead of your nose
  • You have a lower nose bridge or higher cheekbones
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Not sure which is yours. You can squeeze the bridge gently at the point of purchase to fine-tune the fit, a one-time adjustment if the lens is still sitting on your cheeks.

Every EyeGuard Safety Glasses is AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 and CE EN 166 / EN 170 certified, whichever bridge you choose.

Choose your size

Which size is right for you?

EyeGuard fits differently depending on your face, not just your nose bridge. Three sizes cover the full range.

Adult

Adult

Most adults.

  • Not sure which size to pick, start here
  • Standard adult safety glasses usually fit you fine
  • You don't run unusually narrow or wide
Temple to temple139mm
Lens width145mm
Lens height57mm
Macro

Macro

Larger, wider adult facial profiles.

  • Adult size feels tight across your temples
  • Adult lenses feel narrow or close to your eyes
  • You usually size up in glasses or sunglasses
Temple to temple150mm
Lens width166mm
Lens height68mm
Micro

Micro

Kids and smaller adult facial profiles.

  • You're buying for a child
  • Adult size feels too wide across your temples
  • Adult lenses sit noticeably outside your face
Temple to temple130mm
Lens width138mm
Lens height50mm

Lens width is measured at the widest point of the lens. Every size comes in both Standard Bridge and Extended (Asian) Bridge, choose your size and your bridge separately, then match the two.

Built to clinical standards

Certification. AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 and CE EN 166 with EN 170.

Materials. Polycarbonate lenses, with medical grade silicone temple grips that are skin safe and removable.

Fit options. Two bridge shapes and three sizes, Micro, Adult and Macro. Size and bridge are separate choices, so you pick both.

Anti-fog. Fit engineered airflow keeps the lens off your cheeks so warm air moves rather than pooling. A hydrophobic lens coating adds a second layer.

Weight. A 26g frame, with a lanyard included.

Warranty. Six months against faults, with 30-day returns if they are not right for you.

Designed and dispatched from Australia, with Australian based support.

Video review

Orthopaedic theatre nurse, in his own words

Simon spent his career as a scrub nurse in orthopaedics. He stopped at our stand recently and told us what he made of the glasses. This is what he said.

Filmed at the Hogies stand. Captions on.

They are strong. They can resist bone chips, metal parts.

SimonFormer scrub nurse in orthopaedics
  • On a full day in themLight and comfortable, and they fit.
  • On the years he wore themI never had any issue. With them I never had anything in my eye.
  • Asked whether they fog upNope.

Simon is one account. Below are practitioners who have worn the same glasses through a decade of clinical work.

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Trusted by nurses. Proven in the real world.

Here is what people who depend on eye protection every day are saying.

Love these glasses with side protection! Saved me from getting a whole lot of blood in my eye recently! A must for all health professionals.

Mel KHealthcare professional, June 2026

I wear them everyday I definitely recommend getting the neck strap it's a life saver will buy again

Grace RamplingNurse, August 2026

I've been using my Hogies Eye Guard since 2014. Over a decade of daily clinical use, they've proven to be incredibly durable, comfortable, and reliable. Lightweight yet sturdy, making long days in practice much more comfortable.

Diana ArcilaDentist, March 2026

Why nurses choose Hogies

How EyeGuard compares on the things that decide whether eyewear stays on your face through a shift.

Hogies EyeGuard

Typical safety glasses

A fit built for your face
Stays put when you look down
Comfort with no pressure marks
Certified protection
Prescription insert compatible
Hydrophobic lens coating
26g (0.92oz) frame

If they are not right, we sort it out

Jason answers customer questions himself. Not a support queue, the person who designs the eyewear.

EyeGuard carries a six month warranty against faults. If the fit is not right you have 30 days to return them, and before you send anything back we will talk you through the other bridge shape at no cost.

Sixty years of designing eyewear for people who depend on their vision, and a contact page that reaches the family behind it.

Ready when you are

Common questions

Will they fog under a surgical mask?

Fit is what keeps a lens clear. When the frame sits off your cheeks, air moves underneath the lens rather than trapping warm breath against it. If the lens is touching your cheeks, squeeze the bridge in a little to lift it.

What is the difference between the two bridge shapes?

They are engineered for different facial profiles, and neither one is the default. If your glasses slide down through the day, or the lenses come to rest on your cheeks when you look down, the low bridge fit is the one to try. The fit guide above walks through it.

How do I know what size to order?

Adult sits in the middle of the range, with Micro and Macro either side. The sizing guide above has the measurements. Size and bridge are separate choices, so you pick both.

Do I have to replace the lanyard or the temple grips?

No. The temple grips come out if you prefer them off. A lanyard is included. The slip on glove cord is an alternative for people who prefer that style, not something you need to buy.

How long do they last?

One reviewer has worn hers since 2014, which is her experience rather than a promise we make. EyeGuard carries a six month warranty against faults, with 30-day returns.

Are they prescription compatible?

Yes. There is a prescription insert made for EyeGuard, ordered separately from the glasses.

What if they do not fit right?

30-day returns. If fit is the issue, contact us and we will talk you through the other bridge shape before you send anything back.

When will my order be shipped?

In stock products ship within 1 to 2 business days.

A legacy of optical engineering

A legacy of optical engineering

Hogies was built to solve a problem, not follow a trend. It started with Martin X Hogan, spectacle maker, and it is carried on today by his son Jason, who designs the eyewear here in Australia. Sixty years on, the same question drives it: does this actually work for the person wearing it.

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Choose your setup

Start with the glasses on their own, or step up to a kit. The Essentials Kit adds a hard case and a pouch. The Complete Kit adds a lens cleaner as well. Both kits come in either bridge shape, so pick the one you worked out above.

Trusted for over 60 years by 10,000+ customers

From Martin Hogan's first optical practice in Melbourne to the eyewear Jason designs today.

Designed and dispatched from Australia

In stock products ship within 1 to 2 business days, with Australian based support.

Six month warranty, 30-day returns

If the fit is not right, contact us and we will talk you through the other bridge shape.