Why To Get Polarized Lenses In Prescription Sunglasses?
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Release time: 2024-11-10 05:32:27
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Mirroring renders the surface of lenses reflective. A hard coating that reflects light is applied to the front side of lenses to reduce the amount of light that passes through lenses and reaches your eyes and limits ambient glare.
Because mirroring involves the application of a coating, you can choose a striking reflective color and finish for the outside of the lens that flatters the color of your frames. A mirror coating color can differ from the color of lenses.
The lower-quality mirror coatings used in the past were more prone to develop scratches. Leading optical brands and custom mirror prescription lenses now use high-quality hard coatings that are less likely to prematurely develop scratches.
Polarized Sunglasses Reduce Glare
Polarized coatings wrap around an entire lens to block light that gets reflected horizontally. Polarization blocks glare on a molecular level by functioning similarly to window blinds.