Scheaffer-Vicron Slip-in Yds Adult (25)

I am thrilled to discover these. In the past I spent a fortune on prescription sunglasses, with progressive lenses no less. And every time my prescription would change I’d have to buy new sunglasses. UGG. And then there was the problem that if I was driving while wearing sunglasses and entered a tunnel, I was suddenly unable to see at all, and would be madly trying to switch glasses. Not safe at all. So a lot of the time I just didn’t bother with sunglasses. But then my doctor warned me that cataracts were starting to form. Uh Oh. So then I discovered these, and now I keep them everywhere, and I’m finally protecting my eyes in a way that I should have been doing for decades. I have one by the back door so I can slip it behind my glasses when I step out to the patio, another is in my purse so I can slip one behind my glasses if I’m out taking a walk. I have one in the car and I can quickly slip them behind the glasses (or remove them in a flash). If I bend one by accident (yeah, I did that once—I had stuck one in my front pocket and forgot it was there) I can sort of bend them back in shape, but really, they’re so inexpensive that I can toss it and just grab another one from the bag. These may not be high fashion but man oh man do they solve my problem, inexpensively and brilliantly. Thank you!

I was given these after an eye exam dilation.As I garden, I tend to take my clip-on sunglasses on and off frequently (whether in sun or shade) which I find quite inconvenient having to locate and use the glass case.I was very pleased to find online the same slip-in style as given by the eye doctor.It's much easier and more convenient to use these sunglasses while doing an activity - I just slip them in my jeans pocket when not needed. At the low price for a large quantity, I don't worry about them getting a bit scratched and needing replacement.

To fit my eyeglass, I had to use scissors to trim each slip-in around the nose bridge. Other than that, it works.

These are Wonderful! I have RCE, and must protect my eyes from bright light. I keep these in my car, purse, and near my front door. They easily slip into my glasses, they block bright light, and are just perfect for me! They're thick and sturdy, and I can usually wear one for a few weeks. They do eventually scratch, but I am very glad to have them!!!

I wish I could give testimony to using this product in exotic locales like one other reviewer has, but my experience is limited to the day-to-day life of driving and taking walks in my neighborhood. These lenses comfortably slide in behind my prescription lens and do the work of a pair of sunglasses wonderfully. No clip-ons to worry about lens scratching, and not the bulky overglasses sunglasses (I've tried them), which are obstructive to peripheral vision when looking over your shoulder while driving (even with the little side lens panels). I was seriously considering getting prescription sunglasses, but then discovered these. They work great, cost almost nothing by comparison, and can be reused for however long. And with 25 in the pack, if something happens to one set, you can just pitch 'em and pull out the next. I decided to buy a second pack, which should be enough to last me for years. I may never use them all!

I bought these because I need very dark sunglasses to make my eye floaters less distracting. So I am actually using them with sunglasses (just to walk around, not to drive!) to achieve a very dark lens. I have glasses with a nosepiece and these slip in just under the nosepiece and stay in place very well. They've really helped me out.

I wore these shields on a bright sunny day and my eyes hurt terribly at the end of the day. It made me question whether my eyes were UV protected from the UV sun rays. I purchased a UV flashlight with these shades on a $20 bill with a security strip. I held the shades for the flashlight to shine through at the $20 bill and the security strip shown brightly so I doubt there is much UV protection through these shades These do not provide much if any UV blocking protection. If you buy any of these shields from any manufacturers, you should verify that the UV blocking is provided. Check your self to be sure they say they provide 100% UV sunlight protection and test the sun shades to be sure.

You may look stupid wearing these but I'm 55 I could care less with people think it just so happens they're convenient I carry at least 10 with me in case the sun is super bright in case one gets thrown away whatever they work fine worth the money if that's what you want..... I gave up trying to look cool a long time ago life is about function at this point...