What do the different colors on sunglass lenses mean?

Sunglasses protect the eyes from harmful UV rays and improve vision in different lighting conditions. The tints in sunglasses lenses are designed for specific applications:

Grey Glass:
Reduces the entire light spectrum without distorting colors. Ideal for driving and other outdoor activities.

Brown/Bronze Glass:
Increases contrast, which is beneficial for sports and in environments with varying lighting conditions.

Yellow/Golden Glasses:
Enhances details in cloudy or foggy conditions for a sharp image.

Green Glass:
Ensures natural color reproduction with balanced contrast and color depth.

Regardless of lens color, sunglasses must have documented UV protection to ensure effective protection against harmful rays.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Which color is best for driving?
  • Grey lenses, as they reduce light evenly without color distortion.

• What type of lens increases contrast during sports?
  • Brown or bronze lenses to improve visibility in varying lighting conditions.

• Can sunglasses without UV protection provide sufficient eye protection?

• No, UV protection is essential regardless of the glass color.

• When are yellow lenses most beneficial?
  • In cloudy conditions or in fog, where they highlight details and create a sharp image.