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If you wear glasses every day, prescription sunglasses make lots of sense. Your prescription stays exactly where you need it, while tinted lenses make bright days more comfortable.
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And no, they don’t need to cost a fortune.

Protects your eyes

UV protection that clear lenses don't give you.

One pair for all

One pair for driving, holidays, and sports. No swapping glasses or contact lenses.

Made by us

Made in our onsite labs, checked by our opticians, and delivered next day.

High-quality prescription sunglasses block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, reducing the risk of cataracts and other UV-related eye conditions. Those who wear Prescription Sunglasses report reduced eye strain, fewer headaches, and greater comfort when outdoors. This is particularly important for drivers, athletes, and those who work long hours outside.
Photochromic, aka transition lenses, are a special type of lens treatment that alters the darkness of the lens according to light conditions. When they get exposed to UV light, photochromic molecules in the lens change their structure. This reaction causes the lenses to darken. If UV light is removed, for example, by going indoors, the chemical reaction reverses and makes the lenses clear. The idea is for the lenses to adjust to give you the best possible clarity fitting the current lighting conditions.

Transition Lenses

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Polarised sunglasses have a special film embedded into the lens that helps to increase comfort and clarity of vision. The film works by acting as a shutter to block out light reflected from horizontal surfaces. The polarising filter only allows light that is vertically polarised to pass through the lenses and blocks any horizontally polarised light. That’s how polarised lenses reduce glare. This makes driving while the sun is low easier and increases your visibility of the rode, reducing the need to squint.
Glare is often cited as being a leading cause of motoring accidents. Polarised sunglasses can significantly help to reduce the dazzling glare from vehicle headlights and light reflecting off wet road surfaces, improving visual comfort when driving.
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Free

Clear 1.5 Lenses, as standard
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From £40

Tinted sun lenses, our most popular
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From £85

Polarised for glare

So are prescription sunglasses worth it?


Short answer? Yes.

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