Eye protection is required during chemical and glassware use.
While safety glasses with side shields protect against injury from flying particles they do not provide complete protection against splashes and sprays. Consequently, goggles are recommended in situations where splashing or spraying may occur. A face shield worn over splash goggles should be worn when using large volumes, highly corrosive materials, or when the procedure may result in a violent reaction. In laboratories where hazardous chemicals are in use, appropriate laboratory coats, buttoned with sleeves rolled down, or laboratory aprons shall be worn to protect the skin and clothing. Gloves appropriate to the hazard must be used at all times to protect against chemical burns and skin absorption.