Polarized VS Non Polarized Sunglasses Video

Learn the difference between polarized vs non polarized sunglasses! Check out my sunglasses collection here: https://youtu.be/HwqBB-Jx7NQ

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My FAVORITE sunglasses right now:
Randolph Engineering https://bit.ly/RandolphEyewear
(Also offers non polarized sunglasses for pilots)

Another Good Polarized Sunglasses Brand
Save $50 OFF William Painter here: http://fbuy.me/v/joseph_3358

When it comes to polarized sunglasses vs non polarized sunglasses, the biggest difference has to do with the polarized filter which blocks reflecting light coming from flat horizontal surfaces.
This significantly reduces glare and can even allow you to see deeper into bodies of water.

I personally find polarized lenses to be the best sunglasses for fishing and the best sunglasses for drinking. However, if you are a pilot or look at a digital screen outside, then the polarized lens may not be the best for you.

How to do a polarized sunglasses test:
Hold a pair of sunglasses in front of a computer screen, rotate the sunglasses while looking through the lenses and if the image of the computer screen goes black, the sunglasses are polarized.

You can also rotate one pair of polarized sunglasses against another pair of polarized lenses, if they go dark, then the lenses are polarized. If they do not, then at least one pair are non polarized sunglasses.

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About This Video: In this video, Joseph J. Allen, OD FAAO from Doctor Eye Health explains the difference between polarized vs non polarized sunglasses. If you are looking for the best polarized sunglasses or not sure if polarized sunglasses are for you, then check out this video.

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