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the seller on ebay sent me a "special offer" of $45 each
and will ship 2 for the same price.
as cheap as that is I will buy a couple for backup and parts
 
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Update:
I got 3 of the units and a Optrel grinding mask
I bought 100 of the ADG filters for dust/biohazard.
I also bought 3 of the organic vapor filters that include radioactive filters(hope I never test that)

The 100 filters were so cheap it was like a gift as it included shipping.
 

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Anybody aware of Powered Air Purifying Goggles?

I think I have a tear deficit, and whenever I mow the lawn my eyes fill with grit and dust, that will last to the next mowing regardless of eyewear, if I don't flood my eyes numerous times.

I've often thought that ski goggles would fill the bill except for fogging due to summer heat, unless they were pumped full of clean cool air.

Don't need the Powered Air Purifying Respirators, but Powered Air Purifying Goggles might be the ticket.
 

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Anybody aware of Powered Air Purifying Goggles?

I think I have a tear deficit, and whenever I mow the lawn my eyes fill with grit and dust, that will last to the next mowing regardless of eyewear, if I don't flood my eyes numerous times.

I've often thought that ski goggles would fill the bill except for fogging due to summer heat, unless they were pumped full of clean cool air.

Don't need the Powered Air Purifying Respirators, but Powered Air Purifying Goggles might be the ticket.

Seems to me that continuously pumping air into goggles would further dry out your eyes. And a papr doesn't cool the air. It just feels cool relative to the hot air you're exhaling, but your eyes aren't exhaling anything.
 
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