Prepared by: Batoul Al-Muallem
- Myth 1: All sunglasses protect your eyes from the sun
You may think that any glasses you buy from the market will protect you from the harmful rays of the sun, but this is contrary to the truth.
Sunglasses have certain specifications that must be met in order to have adequate protection from ultraviolet rays. When purchasing sunglasses check the UV400 or CE label, all Luxreaders sunglasses have Category 3 lenses with UV400 protection.
- Myth 2: Wearing glasses that do not fit your vision will harm your eyes
This concept is common, but it is incorrect. You may suffer from eye strain when using glasses that do not suit your vision, but they will not harm you for sure. However, we recommend getting the right eyeglasses for better vision.
- Myth 3 : One pair of prescription glasses is enough!
Some people believe that once they have their eyesight checked, they are enough for glasses for the rest of their lives. This is a misconception
It is best to perform an eye examination and change the lenses from time to time, due to the change in vision measurement.
- Myth 4: As long as you can see well, you don't need an eye test.
This is one of the most common myths. During an eye examination, you are checking the general health of your eyes. In addition, health conditions such as blood pressure and cholesterol may appear. Therefore, an eye examination is an important part of taking care of your overall health.
- Myth 5: Children do not need to wear sunglasses
On the contrary, children, like adults, are exposed to the harmful rays of the sun, so take care of their health early by wearing sunglasses designed for children and of high specifications.
- Myth 6: Sunglasses are only for the summer season!
Through clouds, ultraviolet rays pass regardless of the season. Therefore, it may cause damage to the eye
Sunglasses greatly protect your eyes.
- Myth 7: The size of the sunglasses does not matter!
The more coverage you get from your sunglasses, the less damage you will get from the sun's harmful rays. Therefore, consider the appropriate size that reduces the entry of harmful sunlight or wind into the eyes from the sides.