Sunglasses Polarized Slip Ins Drop Ins behind glasses
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Sunglasses Polarized Slip Ins Drop Ins behind glasses
Check out my other items!The price is $5.75 for one pair, $5.00 each for two or more pair, with a fixed shipping charge of $2.75 for one to ten. NOTE: If you want more than one pair do NOT buy from two Ad's to get the discount. Buy from one Ad and e-mail me how many you want, I will then adjust the Invoice. These sunglasses - sunshades are polarized, which protects your eyes by filtering the solar radiation that reaches your eyes and they block 100% of the UV A & B radiation. Polarized lenses also offer increased glare protection. These sunshades are made to slip-in behind prescription glasses and they wrap-around the sides of the eyes. They are top quality Polar AB Solar Shield sunshades from Dioptics and meet ANSI Z80.3-2001 UV blocking standards. They are better than clip-ons because the wrap around the sides of your glasses. They come in two colors: Gray (which vary in color with some having a Green tint as the picture shows) and Amber, and two sizes. The lens of the Medium size (in Gray and Amber) are 1 & ¾ in. (45 mm) high, and the Large size (in Gray only) are 2 in. (50 mm) high. The width of both the medium and large sizes are flexible from about 5 in. to 5 & 1/2 in. (135 mm). The Gray-Green color may vary depending on what the supplier sends me - see picture. The Amber gives a brighter view and are great for cloudy, early morning and dusk lighting. The Gray are great for full Sun. You can mix and match the colors and sizes, and you can e-mail me to specify the size, color, and how many you want of each. Do a BUY NOW and do NOT PAY but request an invoice. By e-mail when you request the Invoice you can specify what you want and I will send the Invoice. If this listed item sells, it will be re-listed. Thanks for looking. P.S. To check to see if sunglasses are polarized, place one lens on top of another and rotate one 90 degrees to the other. Look at a light through the two lens. If any light comes through the two lens, they are not polarized and offer no eye protection. | ||||||||||||
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