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Reglaze your Glasses
with Polarised Lenses

Available in various options whatever your frame type or prescription

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Available in various options whatever your frame type or prescription

Why use Polarised Lenses?

Polarised lenses greatly reduce harsh reflected glare whilst protecting your eyes from harmful Ultra Violet rays.

They are excellent for reducing blinding glare as they only allow vertical light to be passed through to the eye, eliminating glare. Glare is usually reflected off roads, water, snow, glass and metal making polarised lenses ideal for many outdoor activities such as fishing, skiing, cycling, golf and when you’re driving, polarised lenses are particularly beneficial. Roads, other cars, puddles and even your dashboard can create glare, which can be very distracting when driving. Polarised lenses can help make your driving experience much safer.

Polarised lenses greatly reduce harsh reflected glare whilst protecting your eyes from harmful Ultra Violet rays.

They are excellent for reducing blinding glare as they only allow vertical light to be passed through to the eye, eliminating glare.

Glare is usually reflected off roads, water, snow, glass and metal making polarised lenses ideal for many outdoor activities such as fishing, skiing, cycling, golf and when you’re driving, polarised lenses are particularly beneficial. Roads, other cars, puddles and even your dashboard can create glare, which can be very distracting when driving. Polarised lenses can help make your driving experience much safer.

Smiling man in polarised lenses fishing in river on a sunny day
Woman running in glasses with polarised lenses on the open road
Man taking a golf swing while wearing polarised sunglasses
Athletic woman cycling in polarised glasses
Man skiing with polarised lenses glasses
Person on bike in tinted polarised lenses pauses on countryside
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Clearer vision on sunny days with Polarised lenses

Polarised lenses are available in various options whatever your frame type or prescription. We fit Polarised lenses to all frame brands including RayBan, Prada and Tom Ford. Polarised green lenses are designed to match the timeless RayBan G15 colour.

Non-Prescription Polarised lenses from £66

Polarised prescription Single Vision lenses from £86 | Polarised Varifocals from £149

Polarised Drivesense Single Vision from £156 | Polarised Drivesense Varifocals from £218

What Causes Glare?

Glare caused by reflective sunlight can cause discomfort, and in some cases, can even be dangerous.

It’s important to protect your vision from harsh, blinding glare by wearing the right lenses. Glare is caused by light reflecting off of horizontal surfaces, such as roads, bodies of water, ice or snow. The light becomes concentrated horizontally, which can be very uncomfortable for your eyes, the light can become polarised, resulting in glare that can interfere with your vision. Only polarised lenses can remove this glare, working much as a Venetian blind to block out horizontal polarised light waves.

Main Benefits of Polarised lenses

  1. Eliminates more than 99% of glare and blocks UVA and UVB light
  2. Blocks blinding glare from reflective surfaces
  3. Improves contrast and colours
  4. Improves visual acuity and comfort

Available colours

  1. Grey – Colours are richer with blinding glare.
  2. Brown – Rich Brown that enhances colours, especially greens.
  3. Green – Designed to match the timeless RayBan G15 colour.
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16% Transmission

Colours are ricer with blinding
glare protection.

Brown replacement tinted lenses colour swatch example icon

22% Transmission

Rich brown that enhances colours,
especially greens.

Green replacement tinted lenses colour swatch example icon

15% Transmission

Designed to match timeless
Ray-Ban® G15® colour.

Please note, colours are for guidance only.

Glare caused by reflective sunlight can cause discomfort, and in some cases, can even be dangerous.

It’s important to protect your vision from harsh, blinding glare by wearing the right lenses. Glare is caused by light reflecting off of horizontal surfaces, such as roads, bodies of water, ice or snow.

The light becomes concentrated horizontally, which can be very uncomfortable for your eyes, the light can become polarised, resulting in glare that can interfere with your vision. Only polarised lenses can remove this glare, working much as a Venetian blind to block out horizontal polarised light waves.

Main Benefits of Polarised lenses

  1. Eliminates more than 99% of glare and blocks UVA and UVB light
  2. Blocks blinding glare from reflective surfaces
  3. Improves contrast and colours
  4. Improves visual acuity and comfort

Available colours

  1. Grey – Colours are richer with blinding glare.
  2. Brown – Rich Brown that enhances colours, especially greens.
  3. Green – Designed to match the timeless RayBan G15 colour.
Grey replacement tinted lenses colour swatch example icon

16% Transmission

Colours are ricer with blinding
glare protection.

Brown replacement tinted lenses colour swatch example icon

22% Transmission

Rich brown that enhances colours,
especially greens.

Green replacement tinted lenses colour swatch example icon

15% Transmission

Designed to match timeless
Ray-Ban® G15® colour.

Please note, colours are for guidance only.

Do Polarised Lenses
really make a difference?

Have you ever worn sunglasses only to still find yourself squinting?

This is because sunglasses are designed to reduce brightness, not blinding glare. Glare can cause eye strain or fatigue, and it can also be strong enough to block your vision. Glare can vary from mild discomfort to blinding, and it can be worse with age or if you have lighter coloured eyes.

Polarised lenses are designed specifically to reduce this experience. You can also pair your polarised lenses with an anti-reflective coating for further protection.

Have you ever worn sunglasses only to still find yourself squinting?

This is because sunglasses are designed to reduce brightness, not blinding glare. Glare can cause eye strain or fatigue, and it can also be strong enough to block your vision.

Glare can vary from mild discomfort to blinding, and it can be worse with age or if you have lighter coloured eyes.

Polarised lenses are designed specifically to reduce this experience. You can also pair your polarised lenses with an anti-reflective coating for further protection.

Smiling couple on sunny beach wearing polarised lenses

How it works

Have your frames reglazed with Polarised Lenses in 3 easy steps

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Step 1.

Request a free pack

Simply fill out our online form below and we will send you out a prepaid Free post box to put your frames in.

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Step 2.

Post your glasses

When your free pack arrives, simply put your frames in the box and post them back to us, safe, fast tracked, insured and FREE with no fuss and no obligation.

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Step 3.

Have new lenses fitted

When your frames arrive we’ll contact you to discuss your new lens options. Once your lenses have been fitted, we will return your glasses with insured and signed for delivery.

How does it work?

Have your frames reglazed with Polarised Lenses in 3 easy steps

Step 1. Request a free pack

hand computer cursor icon

Simply fill out our online form below and we will send you out a prepaid Free post box to put your frames in.

Step 2. Post your glasses

a pair of glasses icon

When your free pack arrives, simply put your frames in the box and post them back to us, safe, fast tracked, insured and FREE with no fuss and no obligation.

Step 3. Have new lenses fitted

a pair of glasses being put into an envelope icon

When your frames arrive we’ll contact you to discuss your new lens options. Once your lenses have been fitted, we will return your glasses with insured and signed for delivery.

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