Which Prescription Safety Glasses Are DOSH Approved in Malaysia?
On DOSH Malaysia's Eye Protection register, RxPro Safety Sdn Bhd is listed for Kaliber 8003 and Kaliber 8004. They are separate model entries with different stated standards under approval JKKP/2025/12-01/00160.
Match the exact model, lens configuration and your workplace eye-protection specification before ordering.
Check the official DOSH Eye Protection register
- Two named Kaliber models appear in the register.
- Different listed standards apply to the 8003 and 8004 entries.
- Both entries show an expiry of 10 June 2030, subject to the live register.
We can discuss the exact model, your prescription requirements and a suitable fitting route.
Which RxPro Models Are on the DOSH Eye Protection Register?
The register identifies Kaliber 8003 and Kaliber 8004 separately. Both appear under the same approval number, but the standards recorded for the two models are different.
| Brand / Model | Standard Stated by DOSH | Approval Number | Listed Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaliber 8003 | EN 166:2001 / BS EN 166:2002 | JKKP/2025/12-01/00160 | 10 June 2030 |
| Kaliber 8004 | ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 | JKKP/2025/12-01/00160 | 10 June 2030 |
Official reference: DOSH Malaysia Eye Protection register . Confirm the live entry before procurement.
Kaliber 8003
Our Kaliber 8003 is a prescription-ready TR90 composite frame with removable clear side shields and an adjustable nose pad.
The removable shields provide a distinct configuration to assess. Check that the required shield arrangement is maintained and that the frame fits the wearer and the workplace specification.
Listed standard: EN 166:2001 / BS EN 166:2002
View Kaliber 8003 Details →
Kaliber 8004
Our Kaliber 8004 is a prescription-ready TR90 composite frame with integrated side protection and an adjustable nose pad.
Its integrated side-shield design differs from the Kaliber 8003. That distinction can matter for frame selection, but it does not automatically make the 8004 appropriate for every task.
Listed standard: ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020
View Kaliber 8004 Details →We can help HSE teams and individual wearers compare these two frame designs against the required safety standard, side-protection arrangement and face fit. The correct starting point is the exact model, not simply the Kaliber brand.
What Other Prescription-Ready Frames Does RxPro Offer?
Beyond the two named Kaliber entries, we offer other prescription-ready safety frame designs for different fit, material and side-protection preferences.
If your workplace requires a specific DOSH-listed model, do not substitute another frame without checking its own documentation, exact-model approval status and site PPE specification.
ArmouRx M7108
A prescription-ready stainless-steel safety frame with removable clear side shields, adjustable nose pads and spring hinges.
Its metal construction and adjustable features provide another fit and material option to compare with TR90 frames.
View ArmouRx M7108 →
Pentax A2500
A prescription-available polyamide/nylon frame with integrated side protection and non-conductive frame construction.
This provides an alternative frame material and protective design. Non-conductive construction should not be treated as certification for electrical hazards.
View Pentax A2500 →
Univet 573 (S)
A smaller, metal-free prescription-ready frame with integrated side protection.
Its smaller proportions offer an option to assess when standard-sized frames do not provide an appropriate fit for an individual wearer.
View Univet 573 (S) →We can help compare frame shape, side protection and prescription compatibility for an individual worker. Where DOSH listing is part of the procurement specification, that approval check must remain separate from general frame selection.
How Can You Verify a DOSH Approval Before Ordering?
Check the live DOSH Eye Protection register against the exact product being proposed. Brand-level claims are not a replacement for a model-specific record.
Open the official register
Visit the DOSH Eye Protection register and use its search function.
Search the exact supplier and model
Search for RxPro Safety, Kaliber 8003 or Kaliber 8004. Confirm that the record names the specific model rather than relying on the brand alone.
Compare the recorded details
Review the standard, approval number and expiry date. Make sure the proposed eyewear matches the listed product and the employer's required standard.
Check the complete prescription configuration
Ask for relevant frame and lens documentation, applicable safety markings and details of the actual prescription configuration supplied.
Kaliber 8004 has its own register entry. Confirm its exact model designation and listed standard before specifying it for prescription fitting.
Kaliber 8003: 2025MA0711
Kaliber 8004: 2025MA0708
These are distinct references shown in the DOSH register. Use them to distinguish the records when reviewing documentation.
A listed frame model does not, by itself, demonstrate that every optional lens or completed prescription pair satisfies the same safety requirements. Verify the supplied configuration before approval for use.
Does a DOSH Listing Mean the Glasses Suit Every Task?
No. A DOSH model listing is not a universal approval for every hazard or workplace. Employers must select eye protection using the workplace hazard assessment and site PPE requirements.
Confirms the specific model information recorded by DOSH, including the stated standard and approval validity.
Requires checking the actual frame, lenses, protective configuration, documentation and applicable markings.
Requires matching the completed eyewear to the hazard assessment and site PPE specification before use.
Safety Spectacles Are Not Always Enough for Chemical Splash
DOSH's guidance on PPE against chemical hazards explains that safety spectacles are principally intended for impact protection and are less effective against chemical splashes.
Goggles provide more effective chemical splash protection because they enclose the eye area more completely. Depending on the hazard assessment, additional face protection may also be necessary.
A DOSH-listed prescription safety spectacle must not automatically replace goggles or other task-specific PPE. The required level of protection depends on the actual exposure.
Before specifying Kaliber 8003 or Kaliber 8004, tell us whether the work involves impact hazards, chemical splashes, dust, flying particles or other exposures. Your HSE assessment should determine the appropriate protection.
Further guidance: DOSH PPE approval information and DOSH Guidelines on the Use of PPE Against Chemical Hazards .
The side-shield arrangement on Kaliber 8003 is one part of eyewear selection. It does not provide the enclosure of chemical-splash goggles.
DOSH's PPE approval information identifies eye protection for chemical hazards among its approval categories. Requirements should not be interpreted as a universal legal approval obligation for every mechanical-impact task without considering the applicable regulations and workplace circumstances.
How Can RxPro Turn a Listed Model Into a Suitable Prescription Order?
We help buyers consider the product requirements and the wearer's individual prescription together. The process starts with the workplace specification and ends with an agreed fitting and supply arrangement.
Share Your Workplace Requirements
Tell us which exact model you need, the required safety standard, the workplace hazards and any HSE purchasing requirements.
Review Prescription Needs
We can discuss the wearer's current prescription or eye-testing arrangements where appropriate. Our prescription safety lens solutions include single-vision and multifocal options, subject to prescription, lens and frame compatibility.
Compare the Frame, Lens and Fit
We help assess frame design, side protection, lens compatibility and individual face fit against the intended use. The final configuration still requires the appropriate product and workplace checks.
Agree the Fitting and Supply Route
For workforce requirements, our corporate prescription safety eyewear programme can coordinate appropriate assessment, selection and supply arrangements.
Depending on the project and location, fitting may be arranged through participating optical partners in Malaysia.
The ArmouRx M7108 demonstrates a different frame material and nose-pad design within our range. Individual fit and prescription compatibility should be considered separately from DOSH model verification.
Sharing the following information helps us discuss the right route for your enquiry:
- Exact frame model requested
- Required safety standard
- Workplace hazards and PPE specification
- Available prescription information
- Number of wearers and fitting location, if applicable
Our aim is to help you assess the relevant product evidence and individual visual needs before ordering. A prescription-ready frame does not automatically establish certification for every possible fitted lens combination.
FAQs About DOSH-Listed Prescription Safety Glasses in Malaysia
Quick answers to common HSE, procurement and wearer questions about exact-model approval and prescription safety eyewear.
1. Which RxPro Prescription Safety Models Appear on the DOSH List?
Kaliber 8003 and Kaliber 8004 appear as separate named entries for RxPro Safety Sdn Bhd in the official DOSH Eye Protection register .
2. Do Kaliber 8003 and 8004 Have the Same Listed Standard?
No. DOSH lists EN 166:2001 / BS EN 166:2002 for Kaliber 8003 and ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 for Kaliber 8004. Both entries share approval number JKKP/2025/12-01/00160.
3. Are ArmouRx M7108, Pentax A2500 and Univet 573 (S) Also DOSH Approved?
Do not infer approval for these models from the Kaliber 8003 and 8004 entries. We present them as other prescription-ready frame options. Their approval status requires a separate exact-model check and review of the relevant documentation.
4. Does the DOSH Model Listing Automatically Approve My Completed Prescription Lenses?
No. Check the actual frame-and-lens configuration, relevant documentation and required safety markings against the workplace specification. A listed model name alone does not demonstrate approval for every finished prescription pair.
5. Are DOSH-Listed Safety Spectacles Enough for Chemical Splash?
Not automatically. DOSH guidance explains that safety spectacles are less effective against chemical splashes than goggles. The employer's hazard assessment must determine whether goggles, additional face protection or other PPE is required.
Need to Verify Kaliber 8003 or 8004 Before Ordering?
In summary, Kaliber 8003 and Kaliber 8004 are the two RxPro models identified in the DOSH Eye Protection register discussed here. Each has its own stated standard, and the correct finished prescription eyewear must still be assessed for the wearer and workplace.
Speak with us about your requirements. Share the named model, required standard, workplace hazards and prescription needs. We can help you consider the available frame options, lens requirements and suitable fitting arrangements.