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Have you ever encountered this situation if you wear prescription glasses? You don't have your contact lenses in for whatever reason. You might not wear them, or if you do, you might have allergies, run out of contacts, or have forgotten. You're in a position where it's bright and sunny, and your prescription glasses are causing you to squint uncomfortably. You try holding your palm over your eyes to feel some relief, but your arm grows fatigued. Although you secretly wish you had a better idea, you do the unimaginable and wear your ordinary shades "over" your prescription glasses. It's a bad idea because wearing two pairs of glasses at once strains the bridge of your nose and irritates the top of your ears, in addition to the risk of scratching and stretching your sunglasses and prescription eyeglasses. Not to mention that you continuously have to push one or both pairs of glasses back into place to see well because they keep slipping down your nose. And that's just looking at it from your angle. When you wear two mismatched pairs of spectacles, you appear to the rest of the world like an odd, bug-eyed alien with numerous out-of-alignment peepers. It's time to consider the advantages of getting a custom pair of prescription sunglasses. Here are a few excellent justifications:
1. Clear, Sharp Vision in the Sun
Prescription sunglasses are the perfect solution if you spend time outside and desire sharp, clear vision in all lighting conditions. You can choose any sunglass tint you like, from light to dark, and in hues like grey, rose, yellow, and blue, depending on how you prefer to see the world. These lenses were developed expressly to satisfy your unique vision correction needs. Prescription sunglasses can improve and correct your vision every day while the sun is beaming you, regardless of whether you are nearsighted, farsighted, have astigmatism, or are in the presbyopia years.
2. Remove the Glare
Some individuals are more susceptible to glare than solar brightness. The horizontal sun's rays can bounce back into your eyes from various surfaces, including roads, sidewalks, playgrounds, sports fields, bodies of water, car hoods, and, in the winter, snow. Blinding glare is reduced by wearing prescription lenses with polarisation. Polarized prescription glasses will allow you to see more clearly in any outdoor circumstances. Better days at the beach, behind the wheel, and participating in your preferred outdoor sport or activity is to follow.
3. Complete UV Protection
Your prescription sunglasses will completely block the sun's UV rays to shield your eyes from their harmful effects, regardless of your selected hue and design. Damage from UV rays can cause illnesses like cataracts, retinal degeneration, and skin and eyelid cancer. Sunglasses prevent sunburn and the early aging of the sensitive skin around your eyes since they extend the benefits of UV protection to that area. For this reason, some people choose the widest sunglass frames they can find. Wearing prescription sunglasses that completely block out the sun's harmful UV rays will keep you looking cool every day. It may also help you seem younger for longer due to the thin, delicate skin around the eyes being particularly susceptible to UV damage.
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