- Does the clip-on work over prescription lenses?
- Yes. The PLD 6139/CS is built as an optical frame with a magnetic clip-on front, so prescription lenses go in the base frame and the polarized clip-on sits over them.
- Are both lenses polarized?
- The clip-on lens is polarized. The base clear lens is not, so glare protection comes only when the clip-on is fitted.
- Will it fit a wide face?
- The 55 mm lens width and rectangular shape suit medium to larger faces. Try it on if you are between sizes, since the whole-frame plastic build has little flex.
- Can I drive with the polarized clip-on?
- Yes, and glare from the dash and road is reduced. Some polarized lenses darken LCD screens and head-up displays, so check your car's instruments with it on.
- What comes in the box?
- The frame, the magnetic polarized clip-on and a case. A cleaning cloth is usually included.
- How does it compare with fixed sunglasses?
- It is more versatile and cheaper to own than a separate prescription sunglass pair, but bulkier and less sleek than a single fixed-tint frame.
- Where is the Polaroid PLD 6139/CS Clip-On Polarized Sunglasses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $73.23, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Polaroid PLD 6139/CS Clip-On Polarized Sunglasses?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Designer Optics, SmartBuyGlasses.