Five Simple Tips When Choosing Sunglasses for Kids

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Make sure lenses block 99-100% UVA&UVB rays. Be wary of lens stickers that say “blocks UV” or “provides UV protection” without specifying the amounts.
It is recommended that children wear lenses that are polycarbonate.
Check sunglass frames to make sure they are of good quality and not a breakage or injury hazard. Understand that sunglasses are not “toys” or novelty items, but serve an important health function-protecting precious eyes.
Please remember that childrens’ eyes need to be protected all year round, not just in the summer months. UV radiation permeates through overcast conditions, and UV exposure occurs in the winter and fall months as well.
Since UV damage is cumulative over time, children not wearing proper sunwear are susceptible to developing the following: photokeratitis, cataracts, macular degeneration, ptergium, as well as other eye health problems.

Eyes Cream Shades is a leader in providing quality sunwear for kids and youth. All Eyes Cream Shades frames are comfortable, durable, as well as fashion forward; and all lenses are polycarbonate, and provide 100% UVA&UVB protection. Selected styles feature premium polycarbonate polarized lenses.

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