>5 minutes into the lab >get anxious and sweaty >foggy

Xanax

>>8864767
did you try out some other goggles? and dont wear them too close to your root of your nose. and make sure that the googles are the same temperature as your skin. and make sure to piss into your goggles before the first use.

>lab partner is a latina qt3.14
>go autismo
ho do i fix this?

Do some reading on spectrum theory and its related subjects, it did wonders for me

>>8864767
>glasses are a spectrum

Shitposting aside, pull your lab glasses further out from you're face, even just a few mm. This gives it room for air flow, and should prevent fogging

Depending on the kind of safety goggles you use, there may be some way to pop out a piece of rubber or something on it, allowing air to freely flow in and out. My TA showed me this trick and my life was saved.

The anxious and sweaty part is all on you- nobody can help you but yourself there

>>8864767
Breave through your mouth
Spit in goggles and rub it on the inside of lenses before hand

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Scuba diver fag here

With scuba masks, they usually have an anti-fog that you can put in your goggles to prevent the condensation from forming on the glass.
If you don't feel like paying 5 dollars for it, you can use some home remedies
I've found that toothpaste works better then anti-fog a lot of the time
Put a little dab on the glass, smear it so that all of the glass has been covered, and then rinse it
Bam! No more fog, and a refreshing minty smell
Arm and Hammer works best imo

Hope I could help!

>>8864977
>scubafag on /sci/
What brings you here?

>>8865018
Not him but people can have multiple hobbies believe it or not.

>>8865018
>>8865025
Nah, just lurkin'
Please don't crucify me, but I was curious to see what /sci/ was thinking about the Bill Nye hubbub.
Saw this thread, and thought I would give my two cents.
And alas, here I am.