- Does the clip-on have polarized lenses?
- Yes. The clip-on front uses a Polaroid polarized lens, which reduces glare and blocks UV. The optical frame behind it holds your prescription lenses.
- Can I wear these without a prescription?
- The frame is built to hold prescription lenses, so it is meant for people who need vision correction. Without lenses fitted, it is an empty frame with a clip-on.
- How does the clip-on attach?
- It attaches magnetically to the front of the frame. It is designed to be removed and reattached quickly, though it takes a little practice to line up.
- Is it good for driving and fishing?
- Yes. Polarized lenses are well suited to driving and fishing because they cut glare from roads and water. They can make some LCD screens look dark or patterned.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the frame and the matching clip-on lens. Prescription lenses are not included and must be fitted separately.
- How does it compare with separate prescription sunglasses?
- A clip-on is cheaper than a second pair of prescription sunglasses and easier to carry. Separate sunglasses look better and avoid the double-layer bulk.
- Where is the Polaroid PLD 6140/CS Clip-On Polarized Glasses cheapest?
- At SmartBuyGlasses, for $91.00, as of our latest check.