Prescription sunglasses are available for virtually any type of lens. Even transition lenses and bifocal lenses can be translated into sunglasses with no problem. With almost limitless options for frames and styles, you can have complete freedom and mobility on the sunniest of days, reading poolside or keeping a close eye on the kids at the beach. Here are a few types of prescription sunglasses you might not have known were available.
1. Bifocal lenses
Just because you require bifocals, doesn’t mean you have to leave the books at home when you enjoy the outdoors. Bifocal prescription lenses are available in almost every style traditional lenses come in.
2. Transition lenses
If you go back and forth between the indoors or the outdoors all day, perhaps transition lenses are the most appropriate for you. These lenses automatically darken when exposed to brighter light, and lighten once you head back inside. These are excellent for driving and for busy, on-the-go people who don’t want to switch glasses a dozen times a day.
3. UV and glare protection
There are many types of coatings that can be applied to sunglasses that go further than polarization. If you spend most of your day in the sun, consider a UV protection that will help keep your eyes healthy and safe.
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