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Appendix E: Examples of Recommended Eye Protection for Recreational Sports
Pages 515-516

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... Goalie: full-face mask; all others: sports goggles with polycarbonate lensesa Football Polycarbonate shield on helmet Full-contact martial arts Not allowed Handball Sports goggles with polycarbonate lensesa Ice hockey Helmet and full-face protection Lacrosse (female) Should at least wear sports goggles with polycarbonate lenses and have option to wear helmet and full-face protection Lacrosse (male)
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... c A street hockey ball can penetrate into a molded goalie mask and injure an eye. LER = low eye risk.
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  • sports goggles
  • eye protection
  • polycarbonate lenses
  • swim goggles
  • wear sports

  • street hockey
  • protection lacrosse
  • sports swim
  • goggles recommended
  • lensesa football

  • fielding squash
  • cagec swimming
  • polycarbonate shield
  • ice hockey
  • goalie mask

  • lensesa soccer
  • protection required
  • lensesa softball
  • hockey ball
  • lensesa ice

  • required racquetball
  • wear helmet
  • allowed handball
  • martial arts
  • molded goalie

  • lenses track
  • pool sports
  • base running
  • low eye
  • eye institute


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