Polarized Lens Benefits | Quigley Eye Specialists

The Benefits of Polarized Lenses.

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Why

Polarized Lenses?

For all the benefits we receive from the sun, its light can pose serious vision problems. Sunlight reflecting off smooth water, snow or flat roads can create glare which is not only annoying but can often be dangerous. Blinding sun glare can cause accidents, snow blindness and can even sunburn your eyes. Long term exposure to sun glare has been known to cause cataracts. Thankfully, polarized lenses can shield you against the dangers of intense glare.

See the Difference with Polarized Lenses.

Polarized lenses not only reduce glare, but they also make images appear sharper and clearer, increasing visual clarity and comfort. Available for prescription and non-prescription sunglasses, polarized lenses can be worn indoors by light-sensitive people, including post-cataract surgery patients and those continually exposed to bright sunlight through windows.

Reduced Glare &

Enhanced Eye Protection.

Polarized lenses are a great option for anyone who spends time outdoors. If you’re working outdoors, especially when doing high-glare activities around water or snow, polarized lenses help reduce glare and provide additional clarity while keeping your eyes protected.

Most polarized sunglasses provide UV protection which is important to maintaining healthy eyesight. Just as we put on sunscreen to protect our skin, it’s critical that we protect our eyes from UV rays too. Polarized lenses can be combined with other features to enhance vision, such as bifocal sunglasses and progressive lenses, and coatings like anti-reflective and anti-scratch.