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The shelf life of swim goggles with nose cover is one year. However, it is best to replace them every three to five months if you wear them regularly. Yes. It is very important to wear goggles for eye protection while swimming in a pool or in the ocean. In a pool, the water is chlorine treated and can affect the eyes, while the ocean water is filled with bacteria and germs that may cause harm. Also, wearing goggles improves underwater visibility, allowing you to marvel at the aquatic life and ecosystem.

Yes. Swimming goggles with nose cover sit tightly on the skin and cause puffiness. This, as a result, can develop dark circles. Follow an anti-dark circle skincare routine to keep the skin around your eyes healthy and fresh. A pair of swimming goggles with nose cover has become a must-have item for swimming lessons. Find out why in the following section. The Benefits Of Swimming Goggles With Nose Covers Yes. Anti-fog spray re-coats your lenses with safe and effective chemicals, leaving the lenses of swimming goggles or triathlon goggles fog-free.

The lens material determines the longevity and clarity of vision underwater. We recommend you choose scratch-resistant, tempered glass goggles. Yes. Wetting your goggles brings their temperature closer to the pool water and prevents them from fogging. Lighter purple color goggles are the best for swimming indoors. But opt for darker purple goggles as open water goggles outdoor swimming.

verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Goggles are known to accentuate the puffiness around the eyes. Overtime, they reduces the elasticity of the sensitive skin around the eyes. They are designed to form a seal around the preorbital tissue, which may subject the eyeball to a slight amount of pressure. This affects blood flow to the optic nerve head. Intervals between usage can help ease pressure on eyes.Goggle frames tend to sink deep into the delicate skin around the eyes. This may accentuate puffiness and dark circles over a period. The best way to help get rid of any skin impressions is through regular moisturization. Best as swim training goggles or for untrained people who are not accustomed to mouth breathing through the oxygen tank while being underwater Yes. Tinted goggles darken the view and reduce eye strain. They reduce the brightness during indoor and outdoor swimming.