If it isn't, find a different pair. Also keep in mind that cheap, tinted sunglasses with little or no UV protection can actually do more harm than good, causing your eye lenses to open up wider, leaving them even more vulnerable to UV rays. Kids' eyes are especially vulnerable to UV light, since they don't have the same level of natural protection as adults. At J.L. Waters, we understand how important it is to protect your eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays. These filters also optimize true colors, giving you a clearer view of the world around you no matter how bright or hazy it gets.
Polarized lenses are a great choice for skiers, drivers and people who enjoy water sports.
There are no right or wrong answers when it comes to choosing the right lens shape. But there are a few general rules that can help if you don't know where to start. Oval faces look good in just about any lens shape. Square faces have high temples, and look good with rounded lenses to soften shape contours. Round faces are complimented by square frames, which lengthen and slim down the face lines.