Do You Want to Know If Using Prescription Sunglasses Is a Smart Option?

Prescription sunglasses are becoming progressively helpful for people who have visionproblems, especially when driving because they allow you to correct youreyesight when it's most needed. Prescription sunglasses provide the most crucial benefit: they shield your eyes from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays. At Heavyglare, you can easily add UV coating to the lenses of your prescription sunglasses, providing nearly 100 per cent UV protection for your eyes. Our team can work with you on space planning, internal treatments & finishes, as well as overseeing and managing your construction from start to finish.

•  Sunglasses with a prescription offer severalbenefits, including protection for your eyes. Sunblock is used to protect your skin fromthe sun's damaging UV radiation when you sunbathe. UV rays can harm your eyeslike they can harm your skin. The natural lens in your eyes is damaged when exposed to strong light and sunlight. Cataracts are more likely to develop later in life due to this. Sunlight also damages the macula, an oval, yellow patch in the retina's centre. The macula works as a natural sunscreen by absorbing extra blue and UV light that enters the eye. UV rays can cause macular degeneration and, eventually, loss of central vision if your eyes are subjected to them frequently. As a result, sunglasses should be worn whenever you are outside in the sun. Sunglasses not only protect your eyes, but they also make you look stylish.  
• Fewer distractions to avoid accidents one of themost hazardous threats on the road these days is a distracted driver.Distraction-related incidents accounted for 9% of fatal road traffic fatalities in the United States in 2017, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Distracted driving is caused by visual, cognitive, and manual tasks. Eating and drinking, listening to music, and speaking with passengers or on a cell phone are all examples. Switching from regular glasses to sunglasses while moving might be a dangerous distraction. While looking for your sunglasses or trying to clip on clip-on shades while driving may not take long, taking your eyes off the road for even a few seconds can be fatal. Switch from your glasses to your prescription sunglasses before getting on the road to improve your vision, shield your eyes from harsh sunlight, and reduce the need to look away from the road in search of your shades. 

If you already wear glasses, you may be able to put clip-onor magnetic sun lenses on them. However, these aren't always feasible,especially if you're driving or in the middle of something. In this case, prescription sunglasses are more cost-effective. These sunglasses have your specific corrective prescription incorporated right into the lenses. Prescription sunglasses are available for various eye conditions, such as refractive defects and the necessity for bifocals. When choosing prescription sunglasses, keep the following in mind:  

To make sure the sunglasses are a proper fit, try them on.Choose scratch-resistant, impact-resistant lenses with superb optical clarity.Ensure the sunglasses filter at least 95% of UVB and 95% of UVA radiation.