Polarized Prescription Sunglasses for Men, and Women

Polarized sunglasses are designed to protect your eyes from glare and this they do with the help of special polarized lenses that come with a filter that is coated directly on the lenses. This special filter blocks the light that is reflecting off a surface. It allows vertical light to enter but blocks all horizontal light and thus, can eliminate glare because glare is primarily caused by the horizontal lights that are hitting the lenses.

Eye strain is one of the leading causes of headaches. When you wear polarized sunglasses, they will consistently reduce the intensity of glare and this reduces the exposure to bright light on your retina. So, if you spend a lot of time outdoors, you can wear these sunglasses to reduce glare and, in this way, prevent eye strain. So, yes, these sunglasses can help to reduce headaches as a consequence.

Do not get confused by polarized prescription sunglasses and UV glasses. They are not the same. The latter is coated with a special material that blocks certain wavelengths of light that can damage your eyes. The former filter out light based on the angle at which it is being reflected and so, the two work in different ways.

Polarized sunglasses are the best option for use in the outdoors but when you use them to view an LCD screen, they can cause some distortion of vision. This is because of the kind of coating that is applied to the lenses. However, after you use your sunglasses for some time, your eyes will become accustomed and you will see images once more.

Yes, you can customize your polarized prescription sunglasses with different types of lenses. You can choose between single-vision and bifocals as well as multifocal or progressive lenses and they can each be coated with a special material to accommodate all your unique prescription needs.