Sunglasses are not only an enduring fashion statement, but also a defender of the eyes. They protect our eyes from harmful rays such as UV, allow us to enjoy the vacation sun without worry, and most importantly, prevent cataracts.
Cataracts are a loss of vision caused by a clouding of the lens of the eye. Cataracts are a common eye disease and the leading cause of blindness worldwide. In the United States, 1 in 5 people between the ages of 65 to 74 have cataracts that severely affect their vision. Cataracts are often silent. One day you suddenly notice that you can't see very well, there's a halo around the light and everything looks yellowish and not bright enough......
Many factors can lead to cataracts, including age, heredity, eye disease, and environmental factors. Among them, long-term exposure to sunlight is a cause that should not be ignored. Ultraviolet rays can damage the lens of the eye and accelerate the development of cataracts. Therefore, sunglasses are essential to prevent cataracts. Sunglasses can block UV rays and glare to prevent damage to our eyes.
There are several things to consider when choosing sunglasses:
Choose a qualified product to ensure that the lenses effectively block UV rays.
Choose the right lens color. Black, brown and gray are suitable for most scenarios. Blue can effectively eliminate blue light reflected from seawater or the sky. Yellow is good for low light or cloudy days, such as driving at dusk. Pink and red are only suitable for cloudy weather.
Choose sunglasses that fit your face shape and prescription. Make sure they're comfortable, don't make you dizzy, and don't slip off.
Sunglasses can effectively prevent cataract and improve the vision of cataract patients, which is an important eye care tool in our life. We should pay attention to choosing and wearing sunglasses to protect our precious eyesight.
Summer is just around the corner. Eyecedar offers a wide range of sunglasses in a variety of frames with your choice of lens color and size. Enjoy the summer sun with your new pair of sunglasses!
