MedX Standard Goggles – Compatible with Any Laser System

$129.00

Compatible with the MedX Laser Console (MBM1100N), the MedX SLD Cluster Accessory (MCT1001) delivers targeted superluminous diode (SLD) therapy with an 870 nm wavelength to support effective pain relief and tissue healing.

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MedX Standard Protective Goggles — Model MPG01

The MedX Standard Protective Goggles (MPG01) provide essential eye protection for both clinician and patient during MedX red/near-infrared laser and SLD treatments. Comfortable, durable, and clinic-ready, they’re designed to meet everyday use in rehabilitation and physiotherapy settings.

 

Key Benefits

  • Purpose-built for MedX therapy: Protects eyes during red/NIR photobiomodulation sessions.
  • Patient & clinician use: One model for both roles; easy to sanitize between sessions.
  • Comfortable fit: Lightweight profile for extended wear with a clear, wide field of view.
  • Clinic-ready durability: Stands up to daily workflows in busy practices.

 

Specifications

Model / SKUMPG01 (MedX Standard Protective Goggles)
Wavelength Protection600–870 nm (red & near-infrared)
Optical DensityOD 1.5 @ 600–870 nm
Use CaseRequired during MedX laser/SLD therapy for patients and clinicians
Fit & ComfortLightweight, ergonomic; designed for repeated clinical use

 

What’s Included

  • 1 × MedX Standard Protective Goggles (MPG01)

 

When to Use

  • Any time a MedX laser or SLD cluster is active during treatment.
  • For both the person administering and receiving therapy.

 

Care & Cleaning

  • Inspect before each use for scratches or cracks; replace if damaged.
  • Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth and mild, non-abrasive disinfectant.
  • Store in a protective pouch/case to prevent lens abrasion.

 

Compatibility

  • Compatible across the MedX portfolio (e.g., Rehab Console Systems and Portable units in the 600–870 nm range).

 

Universal Compatibility

Although branded as MedX Standard Goggles, the MPG01 model is suitable for use with any laser or light therapy system operating in the 600–870 nm wavelength range. This makes them a versatile choice for clinics using multiple therapeutic devices, not just MedX systems.

 

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Are these goggles really compatible with any laser system?

They are compatible with most therapeutic lasers that operate between 600 nm and 870 nm, which includes many red and near-infrared laser therapy units. However, no single pair of goggles protects against all laser wavelengths. Always confirm your laser’s wavelength falls within this range before use.

What does “Optical Density 1.5 @ 600-870 nm” mean?

Optical Density (OD) measures how much light the goggles block. An OD of 1.5 means they reduce the beam’s intensity by about 30 times. This provides adequate protection for low-level therapy lasers in that wavelength band.

Can I use these goggles for UV or infrared lasers outside 600-870 nm?

No. These goggles are designed only for lasers in the 600-870 nm range. For safety, always use eyewear rated for the specific wavelength of your laser device.

Who should wear the MedX Standard Goggles?

Both the clinician and the patient should wear protective eyewear whenever a laser therapy device is in use. This helps prevent accidental exposure to direct or reflected beams.

Can I wear these goggles over prescription glasses?

The goggles have a universal fit but may not be “fit-over” style. Users who wear prescription glasses should verify comfort and coverage before use or select an over-glasses model.

Are these goggles suitable for all MedX treatments?
Yes—MPG01 provides attenuation in the 600–870 nm therapeutic range used by MedX devices. Always verify your device’s wavelengths and follow clinic safety protocols.

Do I need separate goggles for the patient and clinician?
Best practice is to have one pair for the patient and one for the clinician active in the room. Many MedX systems include two pairs; extras are recommended for multi-room clinics.

Related MedX Products: Consider adding spare goggles to your cart alongside MedX systems or accessories for additional treatment rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional information
Weight300 g
Dimensions10 × 10 × 10 cm
Availability Now available in-store at
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Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the question to reveal the answer!
Are these goggles really compatible with any laser system?

They are compatible with most therapeutic lasers that operate between 600 nm and 870 nm, which includes many red and near-infrared laser therapy units. However, no single pair of goggles protects against all laser wavelengths. Always confirm your laser’s wavelength falls within this range before use.

What does “Optical Density 1.5 @ 600-870 nm” mean?

Optical Density (OD) measures how much light the goggles block. An OD of 1.5 means they reduce the beam’s intensity by about 30 times. This provides adequate protection for low-level therapy lasers in that wavelength band.

Can I use these goggles for UV or infrared lasers outside 600-870 nm?

No. These goggles are designed only for lasers in the 600-870 nm range. For safety, always use eyewear rated for the specific wavelength of your laser device.

Who should wear the MedX Standard Goggles?

Both the clinician and the patient should wear protective eyewear whenever a laser therapy device is in use. This helps prevent accidental exposure to direct or reflected beams.

Can I wear these goggles over prescription glasses?

The goggles have a universal fit but may not be “fit-over” style. Users who wear prescription glasses should verify comfort and coverage before use or select an over-glasses model.

How do I clean and maintain the goggles?

Use a mild, non-abrasive soap and a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or alcohol-based cleaners. Store the goggles in their case and replace them if lenses become scratched, hazy, or the wavelength markings fade.

Do these goggles protect against side reflections?

Yes, they provide wrap-around protection suitable for clinical use, but avoid direct or highly reflective surfaces. Always position lasers to minimize side reflections.

Are these suitable for both clinic and home laser therapy use?

Yes. They are ideal for professional or personal low-level laser therapy systems operating within 600-870 nm.

How long do laser safety goggles last?

There’s no fixed expiry date, but they should be replaced immediately if damaged, scratched, or if safety labels become unreadable.

Why do I need laser safety goggles for low-level laser therapy?

Even low-intensity lasers can cause eye injury from direct or reflected beams. These goggles filter harmful wavelengths while allowing enough visible light for you to see safely during treatment.