Are any sunglasses suitable for you? How to choose the right lens tint or filter for sunglasses if you have an eye condition? How can filters with therapeutic effect improve the quality of your vision or that of a family member who has an eye condition and has tried different glasses?

Certain eye conditions may require sunglasses with special filters primarily to improve visual function by enhancing contrast and reducing symptoms of glare and light sensitivity (photophobia), and in some cases, to protect the eye from further damage caused by harmful high-energy light wavelengths. They do this by selectively absorbing specific parts of the light spectrum that cause problems for a diseased or ageing eye. Sunglasses with individual and enhanced protection are suitable for you if you have been diagnosed with Cataract, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Optic nerve atrophy, Photosensitive migraine or epilepsy, Dyslexia, Dry eye syndrome, Colour blindness, Pigmentary retinitis, Cone Dystrophy, Oculocutaneous albinism (OCA); or you have other reasons for symptoms such as: glare from light sources, increased sensitivity to light, colour perception disorders, contrast vision disorders, eye fatigue when working with computers and screens, fear of unprotected eyes from UV radiation or blue light.

Our sunglasses with special filters can protect the eyes from photosensitivity, provide enhanced protection against the sun rays and improve contrast.