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TINTED PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES

Tinted prescription sunglasses will protect you from UV (Ultra Violet) light, assuming the lens was coated with UV protection coating. To be safe, all our lenses are UV light protected and we provide it free of charge with every order.

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What Are Tinted Prescription Sunglasses?

A tinted sun lens is a clear lens that was able to absorb a special dye and turn dark enough to reduce light transmittance. Such lens will create sufficient shading and provide comfort from strong light conditions.

What Are Tinted Prescription Sunglasses

Tinted Lenses Colors

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Gray

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Brown

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Dark Green

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Rose

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Blue

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Gray Tinted lenses are probably the most broadly used tint color. This is mainly because a gray or black tint will do very well in strong sunlight conditions and provides the best shading. We recommend this lens color for general use, driving, cycling, water sports and skiing.

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Brown lenses, are the second most popular lens tint color and tend to provide better contrast when compared with other colors. Dark brown lenses work best in less intense light conditions, such as twilight or intermittent cloud cover conditions. Because of the benefits of higher contrast we recommend to use brown lenses when you shoot, play golf or tennis.

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Dark green or G15 lenses, were invented to increase contrast, while still provide enough shade from bright sun conditions. They are very good for outdoor activities such as golf, tennis, soccer and football. If you debating between Gray or Brown lenses, a Green Gray should be your choice.

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Rose Colored (FL-41) lenses, will not only look great but actually meant to help patients with photophobia and the migraines associated with this condition. Studies done by the university of Utah (source BPI Tints) show that in most test subjects, wearing Fl-41 tinted lenses helped with their condition. By blocking the green-blue waves,FL-41 glasses reduce strain on the eye and provide comfort.

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Blue Tinted sun lenses will do well protecting from the sun, especially if very dark or mixed with gray. In our opinion, lenses with this color will look more pleasant on the eye or in pictures, and tend to give slightly better contrast when compared with brown lenses in snowy or foggy conditions. This is why we recommend using blue tinted lenses for ski and other snow activities.

Polarized vs Tinted Lenses

Our tinted prescription sunglasses will protect your eyes from UV and provide you with sufficient shading effect during sunny conditions. As well, tend to cost much less than polarized lenses. This said, a polarized lens will do as much and much more. Polarized lenses block glare, give higher contrast and vision acuity while providing sharper vision. If your budget allows, polarized lenses will do better at what you need them for.

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Tinted

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Polarized

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