Sunglasses

Polarized Lenses - Protective Eye-wear that reduces glare "Cut the glare. Increase vision. And look cool while you're at it", seems to be the mantra of these highly advantageous eye accessories.

Polarized sunglasses lenses are made to neutralize the effect of glare. A 'glare' is caused when the sun's shining rays reflect off a solid surface or water. A 'glare' is typically horizontally polarized. And the lenses are made of vertical polarizes so Voila! They effectively neutralize the villainous glare! Advantages of Polarized Sunglasses: Polarized sunglasses are specially made for reducing the harmful effects of glare and eye-damaging light. And they are a perfect boon, for all your outdoor activities.

Polarized eye wear For outdoor activities that involves blinding sunlight" Polarized eye wear For outdoor activities that involves blinding sunlight Sports, Golf, Skiing, Fishing, Riding, Mountain Climbing and more.. Polarized lenses are perfect for a whole variety of activities. On the golfing greens, when you're riding, or jogging, or hiking in the wild, or doing anything that involves your being in blinding sunlight. This health eye wear also recommended after eye operation. Not only will you get complete protection from the ubiquitous UV rays and harmful glares, you'll also look totally chilled-out and cool! with our replica sunglasses. So do your eyes a favor and get yourself a pair of these small wonders.

These are best sunglasses in snow that cuts reflective glare.

The eye is a complex organ that provides vision by converting the images projected onto the retina (the inside layer on the back of the eyeball) into electronic impulses and sending them to the brain. The hole in the front of the eyeball that allows the light into the eye is known as the pupil, and it is surrounded by the iris, the colored part of your eye.

A simple experiment that you can do at home will show why cheap sunglasses can be so damaging. Choose a room in your house that has few windows, or wait until evening so that the natural light is low. With the overhead lights on in the room, look in a mirror and notice the size of your pupil. They are small (constricted) because there is plenty of light. Now, turn the light off and wait about thirty seconds, then turn the light back on and look in the mirror again. Your pupils grows larger (they actually open more) where the light is poor, so more light will fall on the retina and allow a clearer image to form.

The problem arises when you wear a poor pair of sunglasses on a bright day. Because many cheap sunglasses are simply darkly tinted to look "cool," they don't provide any actual protection from the harmful rays of the sun (e.g., UV rays). In reality, all these cheap glasses are doing is allowing more UV rays to strike your retina, which could cause even more damage than just going out without any glasses.