Prescription Sports Glasses and Sunglasses

Sunlight exposes you to UV (ultraviolet) radiation when you are outside. UVA, UVB, and UVC are the three types. Although UVC is absorbed by the ozone layer and does not reach the planet, other forms of UV radiation have been related to the creation of cataracts, skin cancer, and/or retinal damage when exposed for long periods of time. A decent piece of sports glasses can reduce those hazards, allowing you to enjoy your favourite sports without having to worry about your eyes. Foreign bodies such as dust and muck from a sports pitch, as well as impact from sports equipment and other participants, can cause harm.

Polarized lenses are particularly popular among sports enthusiasts, and many anglers and runners consider them a "must-have" when choosing their sports sunglasses and goggles. They protect eyes from long-term stress, reduce glare, improve colour saturation, and improve vision in specific light circumstances.

Polycarbonate lenses are commonly used in sports glasses. Polycarbonate works well to protect eyes from fast-moving objects because it is such an impact-resistant lens material.

Sports glasses can reduce the chance of eye injuries, improve your child's vision, and help them perform better in sports while also keeping them safer than they would be without them.

Regular glasses are highly risky to wear when playing sports because they can easily break and cause eye harm.

Vision is what drives performance in most sports. So, if you want to perform well in competition, make sure your eyesight is in good shape. The correct sports glasses can help you see better and respond faster by reducing glare and increasing contrast.