Yes.

1. Radiation-proof glasses have basically no protection against radiation. Only thick lead glass can block radiation to a certain extent. For example, in the past, CRT glass bottle displays were quite heavy. Can that thing be hung on a person's face? Are there any nuclear protective suits, one-piece ones, that can be worn for the last few kilometers into the core area of ??the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant? If you don’t believe it, check it out.

2) Because cheap eyes, whether they are so-called radiation-proof or not, have the same problems, the prescription is inaccurate, the interpupillary distance is inaccurate, and the glass or resin sheet is not even flat. Wearing it for a long time will affect your vision, so you need to be discerning and buy it through normal channels instead of just buying one at random. This is also a medical device.