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Researchers tested 12 different sunglasses models and discovered that only one pair met the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) standards for UV safety. 

UV damage is cumulative and irreversible which means every year without proper protection can increase your risk of vision problems later in life.

People with migraines often experience photophobia which is a heightened sensitivity to light that can make bright environments unbearable.

PeakVision sunglasses help reduce blue light exposure in both natural and artificial environments.

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is invisible, but its effects on your eyes can be lasting and severe.

Up to 80% of UV rays can penetrate cloud cover, exposing your eyes to harm regardless of the weather.

Eye fatigue is a common problem for cyclists, especially during extended rides in mixed lighting.

Not all sunglasses are created equal. Many standard sunglasses provide only partial UV protection, leaving your eyes vulnerable.

Amber lenses are versatile and can adapt to various outdoor environments, making them an excellent choice for individuals engaged in a wide range of activities.