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   Do polarised sunglasses reduce glare?

   • Put simply, polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare from light-reflecting surfaces like water, glass or snow – as well as protect your eyes from harmful UV rays. Standard sunglasses will protect your eyes from bright light, and in most cases, offer UV protection — but they aren’t always able to reduce glare.

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   Do polarised sunglasses really work?

   • Polarised sunglasses are like having a secret super power. They drastically improve clarity, block glare, enhance your colour perception and even improve eye comfort. But when they look just like regular sunglasses, how do you know if they're actually polarised?

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   What are polarised sunglasses?

   • Polarised sunglasses can look exactly the same as standard sunglasses, but their lenses feature a polarising film which changes the way light reaches your eyes. There is a subtle way to tell the difference between standard sunglasses and polarised ones. Hold the sunglasses in front of a reflective surface, and look through one of the lenses.

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   Do Polarised lenses block glare?

   • Polarised lenses block most, if not all glare from flat shiny surfaces. Your vision is generally smoother and more consistent than non-polarised lenses due this polarised filtration. With less disruption from reflected sunlight, your eyes are put under less strain over long periods of visual focus.

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   Put simply, polarised sunglasses are designed to reduce glare from light-reflecting surfaces like water, glass or snow – as well as protect your eyes from harmful UV rays. Standard sunglasses will protect your eyes from bright light, and in most cases, offer UV protection — but they aren’t always able to reduce glare.

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Unlike standard sunglasses, polarised sunglasses are laminated with tiny vertical stripes that only allow vertically angled light to enter the eyes. By wearing polarised sunglasses, glare is eliminated almost immediately as the light waves cannot bypass the vertical filter.

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   May 24, 2023 · Sunglasses with polarised lenses will block the glare from that reflecting light. Your vision and perception will be vastly improved. The same issues arise on water surfaces when boating or fishing. Fish habitats, underwater obstacles, and dangers are more easily identified, and safety on the water is vastly improved.

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   May 2, 2024 · Polarised sunglasses lenses use a filter which blocks glare, whereas non-polarised do not. This filter is called a polariser - a thin film either applied externally or built within the lenses which blocks reflected sunlight (glare) from passing through.

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   May 9, 2024 · Polarised sunglasses use a filter to diminish reflected glare from flat shiny surfaces such as water, cars or buildings. This reduces eye strain, prolongs visual comfort and yields superior optical clarity.

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   Apr 12, 2024 · Polarised lenses block nearly all reflected glare from flat reflective surfaces such as water, snow or wet roads. Polarised lenses help reduce visual fatigue by diminishing reflected sunlight which taxes your eyes

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    Feb 11, 2020 · You may find that your eyes are more light sensitive for a few months after eye surgery such as cataract removal. Wearing polarised glasses can make you feel more comfortable and can help you see contrast better. Polarised lenses drastically reduce glare from water to improve overall vision.