How to choose prescription sunglasses in summer?

If you want to go out in the day of sun shine brightly days but are afraid the hot sunlight will hurt your eyes, you can choose a pair of proper sunglasses. As we know, a pair of qualified sunglasses not only prevent strong light, but also block ultraviolet radiation thereby to protect your eyes. Even for people who are suffering myopia, prescriptions sunglasses will come to help by providing them with vision correction. Then, how to choose a pair of suitable and qualified sunglasses?

 

First of all, please not choose sunglasses with too bright colored lenses or too dark colored lenses. Still some people today judge sunglasses according to their lenses color. In fact, not all colored lenses have the function of UV protection. Besides, the more intense colored lens does not mean the sunglasses could provide users with more UV protection. If you want to know whether the sunglasses have UV protection or not, you should look for the label on the sunglasses. If there are some words like UVA, UVB, or UV400 on it, the sunglasses will provide you UV protection. Nevertheless, the colors of sunglasses lenses have nothing to do with ultraviolet radiation, but it have influence on your vision effects. Generally speaking, most people think that grey, brown colors are the best choice for sunglasses. Although sellers offer you many choices for lens colors, you should better not choose too bright color.

 

Besides, if you want to take part in some outdoor sports games, sunglasses with polarized lenses are recommended. Generally speaking, polarized lenses are more protective than common sunglasses. It has all the function what common sunglasses have. Besides, polarized lenses could also prevent glares. So, people have more natural and clear vision through the lenses.

 

In addition, please not forget your eye prescription when you buy sunglasses. It is very important to the function of vision correction for your sunglasses. By the way, if you buy sunglasses for children who are under 6 years, you must remind them that they should not wear sunglasses for a long time. Or they may easily catch amblyopia. And you should urge them to take off their sunglasses in dark light environment or indoor.

 

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