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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Polarized sunglass lenses are worth it if you spend
time outdoors or deal with glare from roads, water, snow, or glass. They
improve comfort and help reduce reflected light.
Regular sunglasses reduce brightness. Polarized sunglasses
reduce brightness and help block glare from reflective surfaces.
Yes. Polarized sunglass lenses can often be made with
prescription vision correction, depending on your frame and prescription.
Yes. Polarized lenses are excellent for fishing because they
reduce glare on the water’s surface and can make it easier to see beneath the
water.
Polarization reduces glare, but UV protection is separate.
Choose polarized sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection for proper sun
safety.