In the previous article, we discussed “Which sunglasses are suitable for driving, polarized or non-polarized sunglasses?”. In this article, let’s talk about “Are polarized sunglasses better for your eyes?”.
In daily life, we often come into contact with the dazzling light, the strong sunlight, the asphalt road surface reflective light, reflective light of the building, surface of the glass in front of the car, reflective light on the lake, reflective light of the sea level, glare in the snow. They can effectively block through my polarized sunglasses.
Polarized sunglasses help with driving.
Because they reduce glare reflected from the plane. Light is usually scattered in all directions, but when it is reflected off a plane, it tends to be polarized. Light from the sun is not polarized. It can be split into two polarized components that reflect and transmit at different amounts across the water. More of the horizontal component will be reflected than the vertical component, so partially polarized light reflects light. Polarized lenses contain a special filter that blocks this intense reflection and reduces glare.
Protect your eyes when doing outdoor activities.
Many polarized lenses can be combined with other features to enhance the outdoor experience. Polarized photochromic lenses, which can move from the dark outside to the bright inside, may be suitable for light-sensitive people. A fisherman wearing polarized sunglasses is not affected by the glare of the sun, but he can see the fish swimming even better because of the clear contrast. And they need to reduce reflections from the surrounding waters. On the road, polarized sunglasses will make you feel safer and more comfortable because you won't be blinded by the sun. Even when skiing or snowboarding, glasses with polarized lenses are very useful. It gives your eyes a rest because you don't have to endure the reflection of the sun on the snow.
Choose polarized sunglasses wisely.
The human body has an instinctive response to protect itself, so when the eyes meet with strong light, the pupil will naturally become smaller, reducing the amount of ultraviolet energy entering the eye. Once without UV protection function on the glasses, it can make the pupil dilation. And some sunglasses have no role in isolating UV, so eyes are opened and let the ultraviolet light to enter, damage to the eyes. Sunglasses can hold back ultraviolet rays because a special besmear film was added on the lens, and inferior sunglasses cannot hold back ultraviolet rays, and still let lens transmittance drop seriously, making pupils larger, so ultraviolet rays can shoot in large quantities instead and then your eye is damaged. In addition, poor-quality lenses cause nausea, forgetfulness, insomnia, and other symptoms of visual fatigue. To buy high-quality sunglasses, the only way to do is to go to optics professional shops, regular glasses shops to buy sunglasses.
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