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Pyramex VENTURE II Safety Glasses

Name: Pyramex VENTURE II Safety Glasses
Brand: Pyramex
Price: 9.99 USD
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Pyramex · Eye Protection

Pyramex VENTURE II Safety Glasses

A half-frame polycarbonate spectacle built on a 9.75 base curve, so the lens itself wraps for side coverage instead of relying on bolt-on side shields. Four-position adjustable temples and a rubber nosepiece hold the fit through exertion. Pyramex states it to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020+, CAN/CSA Z94.3-2020 and CE/UKCA EN 166, and to the MIL-PRF-32432 High Velocity Impact requirement. Single unit or box of 12.

9.75 base curve · half-frameANSI Z87.1-2020+ · CSA Z94.3 · EN 166MIL-PRF-32432 High Velocity ImpactSingle unit or box of 12

Half of PPE compliance is whether people actually wear it. Adjustable temples and a rubber nose bridge are not comfort features on a hot scene — they are the reason the glasses are still on the face at hour three.

What's Included

Same spectacle, two purchase quantities. Pick the one you are ordering.

VIEW ▾Single Unit — one pair · individual issue

1× Pyramex Venture II safety spectacle — half-frame, polycarbonate lens on a 9.75 base curve, four-position adjustable temples, rubber nosepiece
No case, no microfibre bag, no lanyard and no lens cleaner are listed in the manufacturer data reproduced on this listing. If a case matters to you, confirm what ships before ordering.
Lens tint is not specified on this listing and there is no tint option to select. Pyramex builds the Venture II in several lens tints and offers anti-fog treatment on some of them — confirm which lens you are buying if it matters for night, indoor or bright-sun work.

VIEW ▾Box of 12 — twelve pairs · unit and agency issue

12× Pyramex Venture II safety spectacle — half-frame, polycarbonate lens on a 9.75 base curve, four-position adjustable temples, rubber nosepiece
The manufacturer's standard bulk carton. Same spectacle as the single unit, twelve to the box — this is the line to order against for a squad, a shift, a training cadre or a PPE cache.
No cases, bags, lanyards or cleaner are listed. Lens tint is not specified and is not selectable here; confirm the lens before committing to a bulk order, because twelve of the wrong tint is a more expensive mistake than one.

▾Specifications

Pyramex Venture II — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Pyramex Safety
Design	Half-frame spectacle
Lens material	Polycarbonate
Lens base curve	9.75 — the lens wraps for side coverage; no separate side shields are fitted
Temples	Adjustable, four positions
Nosepiece	Rubber — non-slip, sweat-tolerant
Military specification stated by Pyramex	MIL-PRF-32432 High Velocity Impact — MIL-PRF-32432 is the US military performance specification for ballistic-fragmentation protection in spectacles and goggles. Its High Velocity Impact test drives a fragment-simulating projectile at the lens. It is a fragment-impact requirement, not a bullet-resistance rating
Civilian eye-protection standards stated by Pyramex	ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020+ (US high-velocity impact) · CAN/CSA Z94.3-2020 (Canada) · CE/UKCA EN 166 (Europe and UK)
Purchase quantities	Single Unit; Box of 12
Lens tint	Not specified on this listing and not selectable. Pyramex offers the Venture II in multiple tints, with anti-fog on some — confirm before ordering.
Anti-fog	Described in the manufacturer data as available, not as fitted to this item
Weight	Not published on this listing
Prescription compatibility	Not stated. This is a standalone spectacle, not an OTG (over-the-glasses) frame, and no prescription insert is mentioned.
SKU	None published on this listing
Device class	Personal protective equipment. Not a medical device and not a clinical intervention item.

Frame design, base curve, temple adjustment, nosepiece, lens material and the list of standards are as published in the manufacturer data reproduced on the previous version of this listing. One point of care about MIL-PRF-32432. It is a US military performance specification for ballistic-fragmentation protection in protective spectacles and goggles — its High Velocity Impact test fires a fragment-simulating projectile at the lens, which is a harder test than the civilian ANSI Z87.1 impact requirement. It is not a bullet-resistance rating and it does not make these glasses bullet-resistant. The previous version of this page called it "a U.S. military ballistic lens standard" and said the rating made the Venture II suited to "near ballistic environments"; both readings have been withdrawn, because they invite a buyer to substitute a safety spectacle for issued ballistic eye protection. The standards are printed here as their own titles name them and nothing further is inferred from them. No SKU, weight or lens tint is published for this listing, and there is no tint option to choose. This page carries no eye-injury management guidance of any kind.

▾Who Carries It

EMS, fire and rescue crews who need Z87-rated eye protection on every call and want side coverage without bolt-on shields · Tactical medics and law enforcement wanting a high-velocity-impact spectacle for range, shop and vehicle work · Military and joint-force units whose procurement needs a multi-standard item — the CSA and EN 166 marks matter when the requirement is written to an allied standard rather than to ANSI · Training cadre and safety officers buying by the dozen for a class, a shift or a PPE cache · Industrial and worksite safety programmes.

Two buying notes. If your requirement is written to a specific standard, read the standard rather than the marketing: this item names one military fragment-impact specification and three civilian eye-protection standards, and any of those may or may not be the one your policy calls for. And where issued ballistic eye protection is specified for a task, this is not a substitute for it — a safety spectacle is one control among several, and it does not replace the rest of your PPE or the practices your safety programme requires.

Genuine Pyramex Safety

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Single Unit
Box of 12

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does MIL-PRF-32432 certification mean for the Venture II?

MIL-PRF-32432 is a U.S. military performance standard for ballistic-rated eye protection. Glasses meeting this standard have passed high-velocity projectile impact tests — a higher threshold than civilian ANSI Z87.1 high-impact requirements. The Venture II's MIL-PRF-32432 certification makes it appropriate for use in range environments, training with live or simulated fire, and operational settings where fragmentation or projectile risk accompanies standard splash and impact hazards.

How adjustable are the Pyramex Venture II temples?

The Venture II temples adjust to four different length positions, accommodating a wide range of adult head sizes without requiring separate size SKUs. This adjustability is particularly valuable in the field where a medic may be issuing eye protection to multiple different personnel, or in clinical environments where the same glasses may be used by different staff during a shift. Combined with the rubber nosepiece, the Venture II delivers a consistently secure fit across face shapes and sizes.

Do the Venture II glasses provide side protection without side shields?

Yes. The 9.75 base curve lens wraps around the face enough to provide full side protection without requiring separate attached side shields. This integrated design eliminates the visual seam and restricted field of view that discrete side shields create, providing unobstructed peripheral vision while maintaining ANSI Z87.1+ side-protection compliance.

What certifications does the Pyramex Venture II carry?

The Pyramex Venture II is certified to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020+ (high-impact personal eye protection), CAN/CSA Z94.3-2020 (Canadian eye protection standard), CE/UKCA EN 166 (European/UK eye protection standard), and MIL-PRF-32432 (U.S. military high-velocity ballistic standard). This multi-standard certification makes the Venture II one of the most broadly compliant safety glasses available for tactical, industrial, and medical use.

Is the Box of 12 format available for department or unit procurement?

Yes. The Pyramex Venture II is available in single-unit and Box of 12 configurations at MED-TAC International. The Box of 12 is cost-effective for unit-level PPE supply, ambulance stocking, or clinic bulk purchases where consistent access to compliant eye protection is required for multiple providers.

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