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Vision Correction Assembly

Integrates with Avon Protection gas masks to enable prescription vision clarity

An adjustable internal vision correction carrier that attaches prescription lenses from -8 to +10 diopters for compatible Avon Protection mask range.

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$149.00 USD

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Full Face Respirators

  • Avon Protection's vision correction options allow for prescription lenses to be fitted to Avon Protection's full-face gas masks and MITR-PG1 Powered Goggle
  • Users requiring glasses maintain clear sight picture whilst wearing a respirator system, enhancing situational awareness
  • Supports maintained performance when operating in contaminated environments

    • Use only in accordance with product instructions, approved configurations and local regulations

      • The U.S. Government has certain controls over the Vision Correction Assembly and prohibits the exporting, selling, transferring, transporting, or shipping of the product outside the U.S. This restriction applies whether the product is in its original form or has been incorporated into other items without first obtaining approval from the U.S. government, or as authorized by U.S. law and regulations. This product is subject to Export Administration Regulations (EAR) with a classification of EAR99
      • Export control notice: The sale, export, reexport or transfer of this product may be subject to US, UK and other applicable export-control and sanctions requirements. Availability will depend on the product classification, country of destination, end-user and intended end-use. Avon may require additional information or authorisations before accepting or fulfilling an order. Please contact Customer Service for further information

        • Supported by Avon Protection training and service programmes to help users remain protected, confident and compliant

          Avon Protection’s vision correction assembly allows for prescription lenses to be fitted to Avon Protection’s full-face gas masks. Many users who wear glasses require some form of vision correction while using a respirator or goggle for visual clarity.