Whether or not you require vision correction, sunglasses can add an element of comfort and enhanced performance to your activities, while helping you look great. Prescription sunglasses can replace your regular glasses, or plano sunwear can be worn over your prescription contact lenses.
Sunglasses
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Think fashion and function when choosing the right shades for you.
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For clear, comfortable vision outdoors or when driving, prescription sunglasses eliminate glare which can reduce vision and cause eye strain.
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Because children spend so much time outdoors in direct sunlight, they need sun protection even more than adults.
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Sunglasses can help protect anyone’s eyes from harmful UV (ultraviolet) rays. Children, who often spend much more time outside than adults, are also much more susceptible to damage from UV rays than adults.
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Pamper your eyes while in the sun, driving or playing at the beach—all the while delivering the vision correction you need in a second pair of glasses.
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Activity-specific lenses can enhance whatever activities you enjoy.
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Summer is the time of year to be reminded of the importance of protecting yourself and your loved ones against harmful Ultra-Violet (UV) radiation from the sun and other sources.
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We all know why we need to wear sunglasses and sunscreen in the summer. Winter, however, can be deceiving. It's an illusion to assume that we are safe from sunburns during the colder season.
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As a general rule, any time you step outside, you should wear sunglasses to protect your eyes.
