- Will it fit my prescription glasses?
- It is made to clip onto the front of a glasses frame, so fit depends on your frame's width and shape. Measure your frame and compare it with the clip's dimensions before buying; thick or unusually shaped frames may not hold it securely.
- Are the lenses actually polarized?
- Yes, the lenses are polarized, which cuts glare from roads, water and snow. Polarization can darken some car dashboards and LCD screens at certain angles, which is normal.
- Can I use it over the glasses while driving?
- Yes, that is the main use. The clip sits in front of your prescription lenses, so you keep your correction and gain glare reduction. Check that it does not block your view at the edges.
- Does it come with a case?
- Check the listing for what is included, since clip-on bundles vary. A small hard case is worth having to protect the clip and lenses when not in use.
- How does it compare with prescription sunglasses?
- A clip-on is cheaper and lets you keep one pair of glasses, but it adds a layer in front of your lenses and depends on a good fit. Prescription sunglasses are more secure and better for daily outdoor wear.
- Where is the Polar Optics Unisex RECA 52 Plastic ClipOns Sunglasses cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $15.98, as of our latest check.