Polarized Prescription Sunglasses
Polarized sunglasses have been popular for years with people who need to reduce reflected glare surrounding them. Polarized sunglasses are also recommended for light sensitive people to wear indoors or after any kind of eye surgery.
These lenses have UVA and UVB protection and usually come with about a standard 80% grey tint (visual appearance is light black). They are highly recommended versus simple tint for people planning on being outdoors for the better part of a sunny day. Polarized prescription sunglasses are also sometimes referred to as High Definition sunglasses because of the way they filter light and give off a clearer and more crisp image.
For a prescription sunglasses buyer who is not on a tight budget and doesn't mind spending $59.95 to protect their eyes in the sun, our opticians almost always recommend the polarized option to be added to your prescription glasses purchase, available in the EXTRAS section when you customize your lenses in the checkout.
Prescription Sunglasses with Tint
The latest and hottest craze has been prescription sunglasses. They have become so wildly popular that the cost for creating them has been driven down to laughable prices. For as low as $8.95 you can add any color tint and any strength to any pair of glasses. For more instructions a tint option will be provided to you when you checkout in the EXTRAS section.
Prescription sunglasses are created from any style of lenses with just about any prescription. You can select a tint layer in multiple colors and in multiple strengths.
WARNING: Tinting reading glasses is not advisable. Tinting high prescriptions are also not advisable. Normally you can ask for a 20% tint for a cosmetic feel, but please understand the 80% gray tint is very dark and can hurt your prescription strength quality.
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