Are the lenses polarized?

No. The lenses are grey and scratch-resistant, but polarization is not listed. For glare-heavy driving or water use, a polarized pair is the better pick.

Can I put prescription lenses in them?

Yes. The description says the lenses can be fitted with prescription lenses, so an optician can swap them. Check the frame's curve and thickness with your optician first.

Do they block UV light?

UV protection is not stated in the product details. Ask the seller or your optician to confirm the lens rating before relying on them in strong sun.

What face shapes do they suit?

The lifted oval is described as working well for round, square and heart-shaped faces. Narrow or very angular faces may find the shape too wide.

The listing covers the sunglasses themselves. A case or cloth is not mentioned, so plan to store them in a hard case.

How do they compare with a classic wayfarer?

The Audra is softer and more retro than a wayfarer, with a lighter acetate feel and spring hinges. A wayfarer is the safer, more universal shape; the oval is the more distinctive one.