Polycarbonate lenses are superior to glass and many other plastics in strength and impact resistance. Experts believe that proper eye protection could have prevented or reduced the severity of injury in at least 90 percent of all accidents. In addition, the Wise Owl program, sponsored by Prevent Blindness America, has recognized more than 84,000 people in the United States whose sight was saved in an accident because they wore eye protection. Driving while on medication Each year, there are 100,000 traffic accidents and 1,500 traffic fatalities due to drowsiness. Drowsiness and inability to concentrate can be side effects of both prescription and nonprescription medication.
Alcohol always heightens the effect of drugs.
To be safe do not mix the two. If you are on long-term medication seek your doctor's advice regarding alcohol and refrain from taking it if you have to drive. If you are taking any form of medication, be sensible, seek advice regarding possible side effects and if there is a possibility of any, and don't drive until you are sure you are not affected. If you are affected, report this to your doctor.