Why We Need Sun Tinted Lens?

Research shows that long-term, unprotected exposure to UVA and UVB rays may contribute to the development of serious eye conditions such as cataracts and macular degeneration.Sun lens help prevent sun exposure around the eyes which can lead to skin cancer, cataracts and wrinkles. Sun lenses are also proven safest visual protection for driving and provide the best overall wellness and UV protection for your eyes outdoors.

Grey lenses lessen all wavelengths equally. They reduce brightness while maintaining your color perception.
Brown lenses absorb light in the UV and blue end of the spectrum while reducing the intensity of the surrounding light. While there may be some difficulty that attends recognizing colors, some feel a brown lens can enhance contrast.
G-15 Green lenses It is essentially a combination of a grey and green tint that transmits 15% (blocks 85%) of the light.
Yellow lenses filter blue light. These shorter wavelengths bounce off water particles in the air intensifying the impact of fog and haze. A yellow lens can reduce the impact of that haze, but still reduces the amount of available light and should never be worn at night.
Gradient Lenses: Gradient lenses are tinted from the top down – the top of the lens is darkest and fades to a lighter color at the bottom of the lens. Gradient lenses are good for driving, as they protect your eyes from overhead sunlight but allow more light through the bottom half of the lens so that you can see your car dashboard clearly.