Sun can cause serious damage to your eyes
protect them with UV protection glasses
More than 90% of world population believe that ultraviolet radiations have a momentary impact on eyes
Which is wrong!
Danger continues to grow throughout the lifetime and can lead to long-term vision problems which can be seriously dangerous.
Solution?
One of the most effective ways to protect your eyes from the damaging effect of the sun is wearing UV protection glasses. Your eye health depends on it.
Effectively safeguard your eyes outdoor by choosing from following options
Polarised sunglasses
Blocks glare reflected from snow, water or any surface and guards eyes from UV
Best for
Driving Fishing Cycling Golfing
Go for an option that possibly suits your needs and comfort
UV protection does matter for sure!
next time when you step out in sun, make sure your eyes are shielded
UV-protection glasses FAQs
Why do eyes need UV protection?
The harmful UV rays emitted from the sun can damage your eyes and lead to many serious vision problems like cataract, macular degeneration, photokeratitis etc. UV protection acts as a shield for your eyes and blocks up to 99% to 100% of ultraviolet rays.
What does UV protection mean on glasses?
On glasses when you see UV protection, it means the special coating on the glasses that blocks the harmful ultraviolet rays from entering your eyes. It just acts as the sunscreen that protects your skin from UV damage.
How do you know if your sunglasses are UV protected?
Most of the branded sunglasses come with a label stating it is UV protection or not. Apart from that, you can also reach out to your nearby optometrist to ensure the sunglasses are UV protected.
Do prescription glasses block UV?
Not all prescription glasses come with UV coating. If your glasses are added with UV protection coating then you are guaranteed with excellent protection.
Do UV glasses block blue light?
Ultraviolet and blue light are waves in the electromagnetic field with different frequencies. UV light affects the front of the eye while blue light harms back of the eye. The blue light emitted from the sun can be mostly controlled by UV glasses but the artificial blue light emitted from digital devices cannot be blocked with UV glasses.
