Polarized Lenses

Polarized Lenses for sunglasses

Sunglasses protect us from UV rays and are simultaneously also a fashion accessory. Sunglass lenses protect our eyes from direct incident light. But reflections can occur when sunrays strike surfaces that reflect light: for example, when the rays strike water, a pane of glass or even a wet road surface.


For our eyes, this means annoying glare that can significantly impair visual performance and make our eyes feel tired. Sunglasses with polarised lenses provide relief in such situations.

Polarised lenses for your sunglasses: even better vision

Polarised sunglass lenses virtually eliminate distracting reflections, enhance contrasts and reduce glare, so you can see in detail and with good contrast even in challenging lighting conditions. The main benefits of polarised lenses are:

Fewer reflections
Relaxed vision and reduction of annoying glare
Enhanced contrast
Improved vision in challenging lighting conditions
Clear vision
Perfect for road traffic and outdoor activities
Polarized Lenses

Buying polarised sunglasses – here’s how it works

To buy sunglasses with corrective and polarised lenses online, all you have to do is select the model of glasses you want. In the shopping basket, you can select polarised lenses for sunglasses with corrective lenses in the “Coating” section by clicking on “Select lenses”. At VIU, you can choose between brown, green or grey lenses. If you want a pair of sunglasses without prescription but with polarising effect, visit us in one of our many stores.

Eye Test

Do you need to know your current vision values? Our experienced opticians will test your eyesight in our VIU stores. If you already have a prescription, simply bring it with you when you visit the store.

Eye Test
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