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EYE CARE: HOW BEST TO UTILIZE SUN GLASSES
Have practical considerations in mind when you pick out your sunglasses. Read the label when examining the light transmission factor. Eyeglasses for the sun should transmit no more than 30 percent of the light; select those that transmit only 10 to 15 percent for use on the beach, water, or snow. Make sure they’re dark enough so that you can’t see your eyes through them when looking in a mirror. Polarizing lenses do help reduce glare during boating or driving, but for intense glare, mirrored lenses are best.
Gradient density lenses are made darker at the top of the glass. Phototropic lenses adjust to the light intensity and serve well under a wider variety of light conditions. Choose phototropics that remain rather dark in their faded state. Gray or smoke-colored lenses are least likely to distort color. Green and brown are better, but stay away from the high-fashion colors such as pink, orange, yellow and blue, which alter color perception too much by letting through an overabundance of light.
Avoid wearing sunglasses indoors or after dark; it’s a bad habit which may lead to night vision impairment. In a tanning hut or under an ultraviolet lamp, substitute sun goggles for sunglasses so as to not bring on damage to the sensitive areas of the eyes. You can burn them.
Burned eyes, indeed, are the most common summer eye problem, reported Robert J. Crossen, M.D. a former trustee of the American Association of Ophthalmology.
Ultraviolet rays will damage the cornea, too, a problem that may not reveal itself until the next day. Then you may awaken from sleep with searing pain and a feeling of sand grains in the eyes. Sometimes the cornea could be so scarred, vision is impaired.
Night vision may be reduced by too much exposure to the sun. You might not be able to drive home safely after staying in the bright sun for a prolonged period. Those who have their occupations on the sea, in the snow, or on desert sands, could develop cataracts from an excess exposure to sunlight accumulated over the years.
The impact-resistance lenses required by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in all eyeglasses and sunglasses supplied to the public after December 31, 1971 are not all shatter-proof or break-proof. Although impact-resistant lenses afford greater protection than previously provided, they don’t furnish an unbreakable shield against eye injury. The FDA regulation only asks that eyeglasses and sunglasses have heat-treated glass lenses, plastic lenses, laminated glass lenses or glass lenses made impact-resistant by other means. They must be capable of withstanding an impact test in which a 5/8-inch steel ball is dropped on the lens from a height of 50 inches. And the regulation does not cover contact lenses.
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