
Why sunglasses are important even in the shade
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Sunglasses protect against UV rays in the shade
Even when the sun isn't shining directly, UV rays can still affect your eyes. Shade doesn't block UV rays, and both direct sunlight and reflected light from surfaces like water, snow, and concrete emit rays that can damage your eyes over time.
Prevention of eye diseases
Prolonged exposure to UV rays increases the risk of eye diseases, including cataracts. By wearing sunglasses with proper UV protection, you reduce this risk and maintain the health of your eyes.
Style and functionality
Modern sunglasses combine protection with stylish design. Whether you're relaxing in the park, cycling around town, or participating in outdoor activities, the right pair of sunglasses provides both comfort and a sophisticated look.
Questions and answers
• What is the importance of UV protection in sunglasses?
- UV protection prevents harmful rays from reaching the eyes and reduces the risk of eye diseases.
• Does shade make sunglasses unnecessary?
- No, as UV rays can still reach you from reflections from surfaces and scattering in the atmosphere, even in shady areas.
• What should you pay attention to when buying sunglasses?
- Choose sunglasses that have documented UV protection and that suit your lifestyle and personal style.
• Can reflected light affect my eyes?
- Yes, light reflected from surfaces such as snow, water and concrete can contribute to eye strain and therefore requires sunglasses with good protection.