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What kind of glasses can provide the wearer with protection from monitor radiation?
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Several kinds: Depending on the type and intensity of the radiation you are exposed to, protective coatings can be applied to your glasses. The glasses also have to be big enough to offer full side protection in addition to the protective coatings.
Answered 5/10/2014
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