Bounce-Back Glare: The Importance of Anti-Reflective Coating on Sunglasses
If you're considering whether or not to get an anti-reflective coating on your sunglasses, then you're in luck. Whether you're buying prescription sunglasses or grabbing a pair off the shelf, the advice I'm about to give applies to both.
You might already be familiar with the benefits of having an anti-reflective coating on clear glasses, but did you know that it's just as important to have on sunglasses? One of the most common issues with sunglasses is "bounce-back" glare, which is caused by light bouncing or reflecting off the backside of the lenses and into your eyes.
Bounce-back glare can be distracting and even visually impairing. In addition, the light that reflects off the backside of the lenses can include harmful UV rays. To ensure that you maintain great vision in the sun and keep your eyes comfortable, you need a lens that does two things:
Reduces the amount of light and glare that passes through the front of the lenses.
Minimizes light, glare, and UV that can reflect off the back of the lenses.
To achieve this, you need a sunglass lens with an anti-reflective coating on the backside. Without this coating, you'll see a lot of visually distracting reflections, such as reflections of your eyes, eyelashes, the skin around your eyes, and even objects behind you.
But with an anti-reflective coating on the backside of your sunglass lenses, those visually distracting reflections will be virtually eliminated. This will give you the comfort and clarity you need to see the world in all its beauty.
So, if you're interested in sunglasses that provide clear, comfortable vision, ask your local eye care professional today for sunglasses with a backside anti-reflective coating.
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