Enchroma recalls safety glasses with Rx indoor universal lenses that may not meet high impact safety standards, risking eye injury. Affected models include Martinez Cx1 Indoor Rx and Summit Indoor. Consumers should stop using these products immediately.
Safety glasses with Rx indoor universal lenses fail to meet high impact safety specifications, which may not provide adequate protection against impact, posing a risk of eye injury.
Enchroma is recalling safety glasses with prescription indoor lenses because they don't meet high impact safety standards and could cause eye injury. This affects specific models sold with certain order numbers and SKUs.
These safety glasses may not provide enough protection against impacts, such as from tools or objects, which could lead to eye injuries like cuts or bruises. The lenses are designed for indoor use but fail to meet safety standards for high impact situations.
People who own or use Enchroma safety glasses with prescription indoor lenses, especially those with the Martinez Cx1 Indoor Rx or Summit Indoor models. Anyone working or doing activities where eye protection is needed is at risk.
Check for the product names 'Martinez Cx1 Indoor Rx', 'Summit Indoor', or 'Martinez Black Cx Rx' with the listed SKUs and order numbers. The product includes prescription lenses for indoor use.
Immediately stop using the recalled safety glasses as they may not protect against eye injuries.
The affected models include Martinez Cx1 Indoor Rx (SKU: Cx.PC.IN.MTZ.BK.Rx), Summit Indoor (SKU: Cx.PC.IN.SUM.BK.Rx), and Martinez Black Cx Rx (SKU: Cx-3.PC.PT.MTZ.BK.Rx).
Check the product for the model names and SKUs listed in the recall, including order numbers like #S166556 or #S165570.
Stop using the glasses immediately and contact Enchroma for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Enchroma to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0488-2025 — Enchroma Enchroma Hello, I own a Enchroma that is covered by recall Z-0488-2025 from Enchroma. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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