photochromatic sunglasses
Q: can someone please give me a store near bx,ny where they sell photochromatic sunglasses?
thanks in lend
A: U can go to your eye doctor (or just call the office) and he will tell u where u cn find the cheapest pair or the subdue pair for your eyes
I use to have PanOptx that cost $180. I think someone stole them from me. I would like a new pair but not as expensive.
Rudy Project is certainly known for its high-end sunglasses geared for performance, and the Noyz is no exception. We tested the sleek, wraparound, athletic Noyz with the ImpactX Photochromic Clear lenses while running, hiking, rafting and mountain biking in all kinds of light conditions, including cloudy and rainy, in and out of shadows, and glaring sunshine. The ImpactX technology claims the lenses are unbreakable. We can’t say we sat on them or otherwise crunched them but they did get jammed into pockets and dropped a lot by our bumble-fingers tester. Rudy Project also claims the lens technology features high scratch-resistance and certainly dropping the lenses face down on gravel, grit and dirt didn’t seem to make a difference. We wore them in rainy and cloudy situations too and found we could see clearly. Where we felt there was a tiny lack of protection was on the high-end of glare or brightness. Although they darkened, we felt a little “squinty” still on brighter...
They seemed very light at the store and I wonder if gets darker outside. Thanks
Do they hinder UV radiation? Are photochromatic glasses better than UV coated sunglasses?
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Uretsky recommends polarization, a treatment applied to lenses that can dramatically reduce glare. Photochromic lenses, commercially known as Transitions, tend not to darken enough for many people and do not work well in a car. |
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Polarization is a treatment applied to the lenses that can dramatically reduce glare. I recommend them in all sunglasses I prescribe. Photochromic lenses (Transitions™) tend not to darken enough for many people and do not work well while in a car. |
High-quality polarising lenses with all the necessary filters to protect the eyes are now a commonplace choice for prescription sunglasses. Another option for wearing prescription lenses with sun protection are photochromatic lenses, which are clear
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