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QALLY via Amazon has 3-Pairs QALLY Men's Polarized UV400 Protection Sport Sunglasses w/ Microfiber Pouches, Cleaning Cloths & Straps (Various) on sale listed below after 50% off when you enter promo code 63TSPRJA at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Is this my imagination... these are UV400 glasses designed specifically to drive at night. Let me rephrase this.... how much radiation comes from the moon and perhaps we all should be wearing sunglasses at night to avoid eye damage due to moon light. Please tell me that there is TOONS of UV coming from the moon.
OK... are you with me... the answer is...
The amount of UV radiation coming from the moon at night is infinitesimally small—virtually zero. SO WHY would you make them UV400?
Is this my imagination... these are UV400 glasses designed specifically to drive at night. Let me rephrase this.... how much radiation comes from the moon and perhaps we all should be wearing sunglasses at night to avoid eye damage due to moon light. Please tell me that there is TOONS of UV coming from the moon. OK... are you with me... the answer is... The amount of UV radiation coming from the moon at night is infinitesimally small—virtually zero. SO WHY would you make them UV400?
Idk what the right answer is on uv protection, but they do help reduce glare from headlights, street lights, and tail lights at night. Always had problem with eye fatigue driving at night and lasik only made it worse for me, so I use similar glasses for night driving
Idk what the right answer is on uv protection, but they do help reduce glare from headlights, street lights, and tail lights at night. Always had problem with eye fatigue driving at night and lasik only made it worse for me, so I use similar glasses for night driving
I just think the older we get the harder it is to drive at night and I don't know what the answer is.
But I invested in a startup company that is working on the next generation of Lasik surgery. They company developed a laser that can cut underneith a surface... so no more cutting of the flaps that is done with Lasik. It is suppose to be like 100 less evasive. But it will take years to hit the market...
So about the glasses... everything I read says no. I read that it is a tint and it will block light when you don't want that at night and that accident reaction time is worse due to blocking out light.
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OK... are you with me... the answer is...
The amount of UV radiation coming from the moon at night is infinitesimally small—virtually zero. SO WHY would you make them UV400?
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But I invested in a startup company that is working on the next generation of Lasik surgery. They company developed a laser that can cut underneith a surface... so no more cutting of the flaps that is done with Lasik. It is suppose to be like 100 less evasive. But it will take years to hit the market...
So about the glasses... everything I read says no. I read that it is a tint and it will block light when you don't want that at night and that accident reaction time is worse due to blocking out light.
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