Are prescription sunglasses a thing?

Absolutely! Prescription sunglasses are available to accommodate almost any prescription strength, including single vision, bifocal and progressive lenses.Most frame styles available for sunglasses will also be available as prescription sunglasses, which allows you to show off your personal style while satisfying your vision needs.

How much does it cost for prescription sunglasses?

Pricing can range anywhere from $20 to over $700 depending on the strength of your prescription and the cost of the frames. EyeBuyDirect offers prescription sunglasses for as little as $32.

Do prescription sunglasses cost more?

Generally prescription sunglasses do cost more because the lenses are being customized to match your precise Rx. However, depending on where you buy, the upcharge isn’t too dramatic.You can get the most expensive pair of frames with prescription sun lenses at EyeBuyDirect for under $100, which makes for an affordable investment.

Will insurance cover prescription sunglasses?

It depends on what kind of vision insurance you have. It’s best to consult with your insurance carrier to determine the details of your coverage. Most vision insurance will cover, in a calendar year, either contact lenses or one pair of prescription glasses… whether traditional eyeglasses or sunglasses.What if you already used your calendar year allotment for new glasses or contact lenses? Well, if you have supplemental coverage, like a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA), those funds can be used toward a pair of prescription sunglasses.Otherwise, you’ll either need to pay the full cost out of pocket or wait till next year and just use your vision insurance for prescription sunglasses as opposed to a new pair of eyeglasses or contacts.

Can you wear prescription sunglasses while driving?

Sure! As a matter of fact, we encourage those with a prescription to wear prescription sunglasses while driving during the day.A pair of prescription sun specs can come in handy for any outdoor activity, but driving, in particular, requires clear and focused vision. Wearing Rx sunglasses while driving will provide clarity to your eyesight, protection from harmful UV rays and defense against bright sun reflections that can distract you from the road.

Is it illegal to wear sunglasses while driving overnight?

Although there aren’t official laws in place everywhere that prohibit wearing sunglasses while driving at night, an officer can issue a citation for “negligent driving.”Wearing sunglasses while driving at night or in low-light conditions can be extremely dangerous and is not recommended. Yellow-tinted driving glasses are available for purchase, but research shows they may not offer much assistance.A recent study on the effectiveness of driving glasses found that the lenses did not improve visibility for drivers. In fact, some participants said the driving glasses actually made their visibility worse.If you have trouble driving at night or in low-light conditions, it’s best to book an appointment with your eye doctor and discuss your options.

Can any sunglasses be made prescription?

Yes, when you purchase a pair of sunglasses through an optical retailer, whether online or in-store, the option to add your prescription is available.As mentioned before, the cost to add your prescription relies on a few factors, like how strong your prescription is and from where you purchase the frames — some retailers may charge more than others.

Can you get polarized prescription sunglasses?

Yes! Polarized lenses are available to add to your prescription sunnies.With polarized lenses, the amount of glare and eye strain experienced on a sunny day is reduced, providing further clarity to your vision.There is an additional but not usually excessive cost to having your prescription lenses polarized, which varies depending on where you buy your sunglasses.

Should I get transition lenses or prescription sunglasses?

That is totally up to you. Both photochromic lenses, such as Transitions ® , and prescription sunglasses have their unique benefits.Photochromic lenses offer the convenience of adjusting automatically to UV exposure, so you don’t have to change out the glasses you’re wearing.Although the newest Transitions ® technology detects light levels as well, the lenses may not darken completely when you’re driving. This is due to the fact that windshields block a high percentage of the UV rays that photochromic lenses require to “transition”.Prescription sunglasses don’t offer the convenience of automatic adjustment to sunlight, but once you have them on, you know that the level of UV protection you are getting is effective and consistent.Before investing in either option, it’s important to consult with your eye doctor to help you determine what the best option is for your vision and sunwear needs.

Is it bad to wear prescription sunglasses with contacts?

We do not recommend wearing prescription sunglasses with prescription contact lenses.This is because the prescription contacts already work to correct your eyesight. Adding the prescription glasses on top of them can cause headaches, eye strain and can even damage your vision.We suggest buying a pair of high-quality non-prescription sunglasses to wear on days you choose to wear contact lenses.

How do you know what size prescription sunglasses to get?

If you already own a pair of sunglasses or eyeglasses that you feel is a good size, then you can easily find its measurements and use them to shop for your next pair.To find the measurements on your current frames, check the area of the glasses located near your temple. If there are no measurements present, check the bridge of the glasses on the side that rests against your skin. What you’re looking for: Your frames may have various numbers or symbols on the temples or bridge, but not all of them have to do with size.Eye size and bridge size are normally side by side, but sometimes have a little box symbol between them. The temple size can either immediately follow the eye and bridge size or could be separated by some other information.The eye and bridge sizes are each made up of a two-digit number, while the temple size is made up of a three-digit number. Here's how to pinpoint them: Eye size: ranges between 40 - 62 Bridge size: ranges between 14 - 24 Temple size: ranges between 120 - 150 Use these measurements to find a pair with a similar fit to what you already wear and prefer.Don’t have a pair of frames to reference? No worries! Use our Fit & Style Eyewear Quiz to determine what frame styles, sizes and colors work best for you.

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Gold Prescription Sunglasses for Men and Women

These vintage-inspired frames are a perfect unisex look. Gold sunglasses for men and women have appeared in anything from your favorite fashion magazine to the hottest films on the silver screen. Here are just a few ways you can mix up your wardrobe with these shades:

• Mixed material lenses are a perfect choice in terms of gold sunglasses for men and women. They retain their classiness with their gold bottom rims and explode with a pop of color with bright acetate.
• Big round lenses are one of the hottest gold sunglasses trends out there. Their simplicity makes them a versatile look for both genders.
• Pay attention to the color of your mixed material frames. Many of our gold prescription sunglasses for men and women are dual-material, meaning that they are a combination of gold metal and acetate.

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Customizing Gold Frame Prescription Sunglasses

Gold frame prescription sunglasses are as versatile as they are fashionable. Due to them being mostly mixed material, the color possibilities you have at your fingertips is beyond impressive. However, even though you’ve find your favorite frame doesn’t mean you’re done yet! Customizing your gold frame prescription sunglasses with the right lenses is just as important as finding the style you love. At EyeBuyDirect, you can select from a variety of lens types, each boasting their own unique style and UV protection properties. To learn more, visit our lens page and get updated on all of our high-tech lenses.