How To Choose Better Night Driving Glasses?
Driving at night has a high accident rate because of poor visibility, blinding headlights, and fatigue. Now the market exists a few main glasses: sunglasses polarizing lenses, Glasses that use or mimic the first generation of patented technology. So how do you compare the options between driving and wearing glasses?
Night driving lens is relatively special compared with daily driving lens, not only to prevent strong light and see the road more clearly. According to the national motor vehicle driver special glasses standards, QBT 2659-2004 daily light transmittance should be more than 8%, night light transmittance should be more than 75%. Be sure to consult customer service. Ask about the situation. Note that a pair of polarized sunglasses are not suitable for use at night, and the light transmittance must reach the national safety standards.
Which sunglasses are best for driving, polarized sunglasses or non-polarized sunglasses?
Polarized and non-polarized sunglasses are the same in the ability to protect against ultraviolet rays. But when you work as a driver, in addition to the front of the sun, sometimes there are highway road reflective lights, other car body reflective lights, and so on. Glare will make people's eyes uncomfortable and fatigue, and affect the clarity of vision, stimulating the eyes. Polaroid lenses can filter out light from different angles, so when you driving, is best to wear polarized sunglasses.
What Do Pinhole Glasses Do?
Pinhole glasses are often used by eye doctors who use them as a diagnostic tool to quickly check for vision impairments. Of course, pinhole glasses are sometimes used to treat nearsightedness or astigmatism. Pinhole glasses are also used in conjunction with an occluder, an instrument used to cover one of your eyes while you read an eye chart. The occluder is solid, while the pinhole glasses have a number of tiny pinholes. So, the doctor often uses it to check the potential of your vision.
Pinhole glasses are often used to check corneal distortion and cataracts. A cataract evaluation includes focusing light in the eye to check if vision capability behind the cataract makes it worth performing surgery.
Sports goggles
With the improvement of people's sports concept and sports protection concept, sports goggles are also widely welcomed. Safety glasses are worn during sports must have four major functions, safety (PC lenses), protection (TR-90 frame, soft and flexible), comfortable (non-slip nose pads and foot covers), and beauty (match sports and leisure clothing).
Sports goggles with shatter-resistant plastic lenses and side shields can prevent balls or sand from hitting the eyes. It can be fixed on the head without worrying about falling off during intense movements. The unique design of the rim of the frame makes the glasses very close to the human face and has a proper external isolation effect so that the human eye is not easy to be attacked by bacteria. The special lens has the functions of anti-fog, anti-shock, and ultraviolet rays, which is very suitable for outdoor activities.
Is a nose pad become green harmful?
Pure copper rust contains bacteria that affect the skin and can cause breakouts or skin irritation. High-end glasses are made of alloy materials with lead and nickel not exceeding the standard. Low-end and cheap glasses may not contain environmentally friendly alloy, which will do harm to the human body if it rusts.
Why do you need blue-light-blocking glasses?
High-energy blue light would penetrate the lens and directly enter the retina, causing the atrophy and even death of retinal pigment epithelial cells. The death of light-sensitive cells will lead to vision loss or even complete loss, which is irreversible. Blue light at 415 nanometers to 455 nanometers is short, that is, high energy and harmful blue light. This band of blue light would penetrate the lens directly to the center of the macula, causing irreversible damage to the macula. Excessive intake of high-energy blue light would cause confusion of our biological clock, so the damage of blue light should be paid enough attention to.
Protect the lenses of your safety glasses.
Scratches can be caused by damage at work, aging, improper care, improper cleaning, or improper storage. Whatever the cause of a scratched lens can affect vision quality through the polycarbonate, causing eye strain. Make sure the safety glasses lenses are replaced in time when they are scratched.
