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Polarized Prescription Sunglasses

Polarized vision, unmatched precision!

Shield your eyes with the protection against harmful UV rays and harsh glare. Our polarized prescription sunglasses not only offer perfect clarity but also provide optimal eye protection, ensuring that your eyes remain safe and comfortable in any environment. Ideal for a wide range of outdoor sports like fishing, skiing, driving, cycling, golfing, and daily use in beach, pool, city commutes, etc.

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Polarized Prescription Sunglasses FAQ

What are polarized sunglasses?

Polarized sunglasses have a special filter that helps reduce glare reflected off surfaces like water, roads, or snow. This can make outdoor activities feel more comfortable and improve visual clarity in bright conditions.

Can I get polarized lenses in my prescription?

Yes - absolutely. You can get polarized lenses in almost any prescription.
Polarization is a lens feature, not a lens type. It can be added to single vision, bifocal, and progressive lenses. It works for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

Can I wear polarized prescription sunglasses for driving?

Yes, you can. Polarized prescription sunglasses are generally a good choice for daytime driving, as they help reduce glare from the road and other vehicles. However, they may appear darker in tunnels or at night, so we usually recommend them for bright, sunny conditions. Our polarized prescription lenses are designed with driving in mind.

Are polarized prescription sunglasses better than regular tinted ones?

It depends on how you use them. Polarized lenses help reduce specific glare from roads, water, or snow, which can be more comfortable in very bright conditions. Regular tinted lenses only lower overall brightness without targeting glare. Both can work well, and we offer both options so you can choose based on your daily activities.

Will polarized lenses make my high prescription thicker or heavier?

No. Polarization doesn't affect lens thickness. For high prescriptions, choose high-index 1.67 or 1.74 to keep lenses thin and lightweight.