Yes! Magna Lens® offers magnetic adapter kits so that you can add magnetic attachment points to your existing earmuffs, which will allow you to use the Magna Lens® eyewear. This adapter kit is compatible with most models of popular earmuff brands. If you are unsure as to what option is best for you, or do not see an adapter for your brand of earmuffs, then please feel free to contact us. We may have a solution for you that is not listed on our website or we may be able to provide you with a custom magnetic earmuff adapter.

Magna Lens eyewear offers highly adjustable temple pieces allowing them to fit just about any size face or head. Our eyewear come with 3 sizes of magnetic temple pieces for an even more streamlined look, as well as traditional temple pieces (without magnets) for use without earmuffs.

If you have any difficulty getting the perfect fit with our products, then please contact us. And if for whatever reason you are not completely thrilled with your Magna Lens eyewear, then you may simply return them within 60 days and we will gladly issue you a full refund.

For individuals who need prescription lenses, Magna Lens offers an optional snap-in prescription frame allowing you to use prescription lenses with our eyewear.

A single 'shield style' wrap around lens cannot itself be made into a prescription and therefore all eyewear of this style utilize a prescription insert, which is easily installed on the inside of your Magna Lens at the nosepiece. Please visit our Instructions page for a video demonstration.

You may have your own optometrist or optician make lenses for our frame, or we can provide single-vision lenses for you with a valid prescription. We recommend that any progressive or bifocal lenses be made by your local optometrist so they can measure your Segment Height while you wear our frames on your face, as this is an individual measurement.

If you have any questions about prescription lenses then please contact us.

Absolutely! Magna Lens® specialized technology enhances color, visual acuity, superior Blue Light and HEV (High Energy Visible Light) management, contrast and environmental performance.

Magna Lens® premium lenses enhance the desired range of the visual light spectrum for magnified contrast of the target against the background environment. With consistent color manufacturing, Magna Lens lenses deliver true, sharp, edge-to-edge color and high resolution optical performance. Great for all tactical situations and shooting sports; clay, trap, skeet, hunting, pistol, rifle and more.

All Magna Lens® lenses meet or exceed all standards for optics, UV, blue and HEV blocking, ANSI impact and cosmetics.

ML Pro™ Clear
Luminous Transmission: 99%

• Good for all targets and shooting sports
• Best used in low light, overcast and rainy conditions, and nighttime shooting.
• No color distortion, delivers unrestricted clear visual performance.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

ML Pro™ Yellow
Luminous Transmission 88.3%

• Designed for maximum filtration of available light in varying conditions. Overcast, dusk, clouds and fading light conditions in shadows, woods and more.
• Provides enhanced contrast and light transmission with target accentuation.
• Our best solution for low light or night shooting needs.
• High Definition illumination in low light conditions.
• Great for orange and pink targets.
• Clear sharp focus, increased definition and minimal color distortion.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

ML Pro™ Orange
Luminous Transmission 63.5%

• Provides brightening effect due to transmission curve peaking near yellow-green wavelengths (zone of peak human visual sensitivity).
• Excellent clarity in filtering of blue end of spectrum (short wavelengths) which reduces scattered light.
• Transmission curve parallels orange target reflectance thereby brightening targets.
• Designed for maximum filtration of available light in varying conditions. Overcast, dusk, clouds and fading light conditions in shadows, woods and more.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

ML Pro™ Purple
Luminous Transmission 38%

• Violet peak transmissions are in blue and red (short and long) visible wavelengths.
• Greatest relative absorption of green (mid visible wavelengths), therefore visually suppresses vegetation / grass.
• Provides contrast improvement to match reflectance of targets.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

ML Pro™ Light Purple
Luminous Transmission 69.7%

• Good for shooting against green backgrounds by highlighting the orange target and neutralizing greens.
• Delivers advanced light contrast of orange and green targets against green landscape or blue sky backgrounds.
• Manages background environment to highlight target color, increasing depth perception.
• Best used in medium to low light and overcast conditions in a wooded areas or for night shooting under lights.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

ML Pro™ Light Grey
Luminous Transmission 49.5%

• Neutral grey keeps colors natural, good in medium light conditions.
• Magna Lens proprietary technology amplifies the saturation of colors increasing the orange portion of the light visual spectrum for magnified contrast of the target against the background environment.
• Orange targets wet or dry are enhanced.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond

ML Pro™ Grey
Luminous Transmission 25.3%

• Neutral grey keeps colors natural, good in bright sun conditions.
• Perfect for sunny days, this lens will highlight the orange target in any background, but works particularly well against green backgrounds, orange, green and pink targets are enhanced.
• Reduces glare and enhances contrast and clarity.
• Helps visual acuity in bright sun.
• Passes ANSI, ISO standards with 100% UV protection and Blue Light and HEV protection to 400 nm and beyond.

• Yes, Magna Lens® colored lenses provide 100% UV protection and additionally provide extra coverage of HEV (High Energy Visible Light).
• The sun emits 3 types of UV waves - UVA, UVB and UVC. Both UVA and UVB make it through to the earth's surface. UVC (the most dangerous) on the other hand is mostly absorbed by the earth's atmosphere.
• 95% of UV radiation that makes it to the earth is UVA (this is also what is used in tanning beds). The other 5% is UVB (which is what causes most sunburns). Both types of radiation have been found to cause damage if directly exposed to our eyes.

• Magna Lens® ML Pro™ colored lenses provide Blue Light protection beyond most other lenses, with protection up to 420+ nm's which includes protection from HEV – High Energy Visible Light (above 400 nm).
• High-energy visible light (HEV light) is short-wave light in the violet/blue band from 400 to 450 nm in the visible spectrum, which has a number of purported negative biological effects, namely on circadian rhythm and retinal health (blue-light hazard).

No, both are blocking 100% of the sun's harmful UVA and UVB radiation. As long as your sunglasses offer this protection (like all Magna Lens® lenses do) you can rest easy and always perform your best!

In real-world shooting and industrial environments, high‑quality earmuffs usually provide more reliable, consistent hearing protection than in‑ear plugs, especially when combined with modern fit‑testing data and double protection (plugs + muffs). Using earmuffs with Magna Lens eyewear preserves that protection by eliminating the large attenuation losses caused by traditional eyewear frames breaking the muff seal.

Why earmuffs often protect better

• Laboratory studies and reviews show that while some earplugs have very high labeled NRRs (up to about 33 dB), real‑world performance is highly technique‑dependent; many users under‑insert plugs and lose 5–30 dB of expected protection.
• Earmuffs, by contrast, are easier to fit correctly and provide more repeatable attenuation across users; they tend to outperform plugs at mid and high frequencies and under higher sound pressure levels in both model and human tests.

High-level noise and double protection

• At very high levels (e.g., repeated gunfire, indoor ranges), skull and tissue vibration create a bone‑conduction pathway that limits maximum achievable attenuation, even with perfect plugs.
• For this reason, professional guidance for shooting and heavy industry recommends double hearing protection (deeply inserted plugs plus high‑NRR muffs) for peak levels in the 150–170 dB range typical of firearms, particularly indoors and near the muzzle.
• Importantly, protection is not additive: adding muffs to plugs usually yields about 5–10 dB additional protection beyond the better device alone, but that extra margin can be critical in preventing permanent threshold shifts over time.

How eyewear can destroy earmuff performance

• Experimental work over the last two decades has shown that eyewear under muffs can dramatically reduce attenuation, especially with impulse gunfire. Studies with pink‑noise and impulse exposures have reported NRR‑equivalent losses from about 9–11 dB with thick temples and up to 25 dB of peak attenuation loss in some gunshot scenarios.
• A 2024 Acoustical Society of America presentation by Flamme et al., Effect of shooting glasses on earmuff attenuation measured with an acoustic test fixture for gunfire impulses (JASA 155(3_Suppl):A64, DOI 10.1121/10.0026814), tested a best‑selling Walker's Pro Safety Muff + shooting glasses combo kit and found that adding the bundled glasses under the cushions reduced impulse peak insertion loss by roughly 15–17 dB compared with the same earmuffs worn without glasses.

How Magna Lens solves the eyewear–earmuff conflict

• Traditional shooting glasses route rigid or semi‑rigid temples under the ear cushions, creating leakage paths and, as the studies show, potentially double‑digit dB losses in effective protection.
• Magna Lens uses a patented magnetic system that attaches the lenses directly to the outer shell of earmuffs, 
  eliminating under-cushion temples to help preserve the acoustic seal the earmuff was designed to provide.
• Because the eyewear no longer breaks the seal, Magna Lens helps users keep the real‑world attenuation of their earmuffs much closer to the laboratory rating, even when doubling up with in‑ear plugs for maximum protection.
• This design also removes a major comfort barrier - temple pressure and hot spots from conventional glasses - improving compliance with continuous muff use during shooting, training, or industrial work, which is essential for preventing noise‑induced hearing loss over a career.

Our Magna Lens® eyewear can be used with just about any brand of earmuffs. We offer our own earmuffs with built-in neodymium magnets to work with the Magna Lens® eyewear system. Please visit our Magnetic Earmuffs product page for details on each earmuff model.

The Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of the Magna Lens Premium Earmuff, as well as our standard full size electronic and passive earmuffs in their full configuration is 25. Our slim size electronic earmuffs have a NRR of 21. Magna Lens eyewear helps to preserve earmuff performance since it does not disrupt the seal of the earmuff cushions like traditional eyewear does.

Yes and No. While many earmuff models offer similar noise reduction ratings (without eyewear), the Magna Lens® design eliminates the gap in the earmuff cushion caused by eyewear. This gap can reduce your earmuff noise reduction rating anywhere from 2 to 17 dB depending on eyewear design. That means earmuffs worn over traditional eyewear may deliver noticeably less protection than their rated NRR.

Here are some approximate noise ratings for various firearms (indoor range tests):

.22LR pistol 154-158 dB
.45 auto pistol 158-163 dB
.40 S&W pistol 158-161 dB
9mm pistol 160-163 dB
.357 handgun 167-172 dB
12ga shotgun 158-160 dB
.556 rifle 165-167 dB

The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has a formula for calculating safe levels of noise exposure as related to high level noise impulses such as firearm discharges. Below are some of the acceptable exposures based upon this formula.

One 140 dB (decibel) noise impulse in a 24 hour period
Ten 130 dB (decibel) noise impulses in a 24 hour period
Thirty-two 125 dB (decibel) noise impulses in a 24 hour period
One hundred 120 dB (decibel) noise impulses in a 24 hour period
Three hundred and sixteen 115 dB (decibel) noise impulses in a 24 hour period
One thousand 110 dB (decibel) noise impulses in a 24 hour period

You want to keep your noise impulse exposure within the recommended levels shown above. If you are using a standard set of earmuffs that have a 25 dB noise reduction rating, then you would subtract the NRR rating from the level of the noise impulses you are being exposed to. A .22LR pistol at an indoor range will generate an impulse of approximately 155 dB. So when you subtract the 25 dB rating from the 155 dB noise impulse you will be exposing yourself to 130 dB. According to NIOSH you will exceed your limit after ten rounds fired.

The Magna Lens® system will help preserve the noise attenuation of your earmuffs compared to traditional eyewear with an over-the-ear frame design, however even with the Magna Lens® system, it is important to remember that all earmuffs have their protective limits. As you see above, the risk increases with repeated sound exposures.

One smart safety option is to wear in-the-ear plugs along with over-the-ear earmuffs. If you add soft expandable earplugs, in addition to your earmuffs, you will add approximately 5-10 dB of additional protection on top of your earmuff rating. This will greatly extend your shooting time.

An excellent instructional video on fitting foam earplugs can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vHP8K3BsrA (Fitting Foam Earplugs with Elliott Berger).