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HEALTH & SAFETY Its user-friendly, web-based system helps with


the selection and ordering of safety and non- safety prescription eyewear for employees. The automated system can be set up for organisations of all sizes, and it can be programmed to only display pre-agreed frame and lens options based on workplace hazards. Once the employee has visited the optician,


spectacles are manufactured by uvex, keeping costs and lead-times down. Unlike voucher systems, the uvex system invoices on an order-by-order basis through the existing PPE provider, meaning there is no need to set up a new account. uvex offers a choice of metal, plastic and


wraparound frame styles for safety or office use. A straightforward three-tier pricing structure for single vision, bifocal and varifocal lenses – as well as competitively priced extras such as anti- reflective and anti-fog coatings, transition lenses, or sun glare tints – means there are no hidden costs. The uvex system also provides historical data to help managers and their employees keep track of eye health. Eyes are one of the most important – but


also most vulnerable – parts of the body. uvex can help you ensure that inappropriate eyewear does not create any unnecessary risks within your business.


uvex www.uvex-safety.co.uk 01252 731200


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