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Bifocal Sun

February 19th, 2010 | Author: Vision Care

Bifocal Sun

	"Aviator" Sun Bifocal reading sunglasses. Read outdoors, while driving, or playing sports! List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $27.99 Average Rating:
	How many times have you had to switch back and forth between your sunglasses and your readers? Or worse yet, put on both pairs of glasses on top of each other? It happens all the time when you are driving or out of doors...

	Crystal Sun Bifocals, 150, Black with Smoke Lens List Price: $29.00 Sale Price: $24.99 Average Rating:
	CRYSTAL SUN BI-FOCALS You will never need two pairs of glasses when you are outdoors again! These non-prescription sunglasses are ever so useful in the car, at the beach or in the garden: anywhere you need to see both close up and distances while you are outdoors...

	"Osprey" Full Sun Readers Sunglasses (NOT A BIFOCAL) for youthful and active men and women who like to look great while reading in comfort in the sun. (Chrome/Black w/ Smoke Lens +1.50) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	"Osprey" full reading sunglasses look great on just about everyone! The contours are are slim and ultralight, so that the wearer can look over the top of the frame to see distances. A useful soft-cloth carrying pouch, handy for cleaning and protects the lens from scratches, is included...

	DAY TRIPPERS fashion designer Bifocal Sun Readers for youthful and active men and women who need to read cell phones, maps, directions, etc. while they drive, work, travel, play sports, or relax in the sun. (Black & Red - +1.75) List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	Are you still wearing TWO pairs of glasses when you work or play outdoors? Once you experience the freedom of Bifocal Sun Readers you will never again be annoyed by the hassle of switching back and forth between your readers and your sunglasses...

	CHELSEA GIRLS funky trendy designer Bifocal Sun Readers with diamonds and gemstones for youthful and active women who need to read cell phones, maps, directions, etc. while they drive, work, travel, play sports, or relax in the sun. (Tortoise w/ Multi Gems - +2.00) List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $19.99
	Are you still wearing TWO pairs of glasses when you work or play outdoors? Once you experience the freedom of Bifocal Sun Readers you will never again be annoyed by the hassle of switching back and forth between your readers and your sunglasses...

	"Galaxy" Full Sun Readers Sunglasses (NOT A BIFOCAL) for youthful and active men and women who like to look great while reading in comfort in the sun. (Black w/ Smoke Lens +3.00) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	"Galaxy" full reading sunglasses look great on just about everyone! The contours are are slim and ultralight, so that the wearer can look over the top of the frame to see distances. A useful soft-cloth carrying pouch, handy for cleaning and protects the lens from scratches, is included...

	"Breezers" Full Sun Readers Sunglasses (NOT A BIFOCAL) for youthful and active men and women who like to look great while reading in comfort in the sun. (Brown w/ Amber Lens +3.00) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	"Breezers" full reading sunglasses look great on just about everyone! The contours are are slim and ultralight, so that the wearer can look over the top of the frame to see distances. A useful soft-cloth carrying pouch, handy for cleaning and protects the lens from scratches, is included...

	"Splash" Full Sun Readers Sunglasses (NOT A BIFOCAL) for youthful and active men and women who like to look great while reading in comfort in the sun. (Red +1.50) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	"Splash" full reading sunglasses look great on just about everyone! The contours are are slim and ultralight, so that the wearer can look over the top of the frame to see distances. A useful soft-cloth carrying pouch, handy for cleaning and protects the lens from scratches, is included...

	"Sunrise" Full Sun Readers Sunglasses (NOT A BIFOCAL) for youthful and active men and women who like to look great while reading in comfort in the sun. (Blue & Gold w/ Smoke Lens 2.00) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	"Sunrise" full reading sunglasses look great on just about everyone! The contours are are slim and ultralight, so that the wearer can look over the top of the frame to see distances. A useful soft-cloth carrying pouch, handy for cleaning and protects the lens from scratches, is included...

	"SPORTSTER - Amber 1.50" Bifocal Sunglasses / Safety Glasses with Non-Prescription Reading Lens. Read while you work or play in the sun! List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $24.99
	Work Outdoors, Indoors or Ride a Bike? Prepare to be totally amazed when you first try on our featherweight Sportster Safety Goggles with Bifocal lenses. They are made using the latest technology for your comfort and safety...

Why Wear Sunglasses

Sunglasses offer protection from the sun's damaging ultraviolet rays and that's one offer you definitely want to accept. The eyes are the windows to the world, and these complex yet delicate body parts need all the protection they can get. You can't see them, but damaging ultraviolet rays are always present, even when the sun isn't shining. Sunglasses that block these rays can help keep the eyes healthy.

Who should wear sunglasses? Anyone who wants to limit the eye's exposure to this type of damage. It's true that clouds block most ultraviolet rays from reaching the ground, so it's not as important to wear eye protection when the sun's not shining. But when it is, better get into the habit.

Age shouldn't be a factor either, meaning that children's eyes are just as susceptible to these hidden dangers. And when you consider that they generally spend more of their time outdoors, eye protection for children is an absolute must.

How much is enough? The sunglasses you choose should have lenses that block at least 99% of the ultraviolet light. There'll be a sticker on the lens or a tag attached to the frame that advises how much UV protection each pair provide so be sure to read it. If you'd don't see a sticker or tag, select another pair.

And if you're worried about being fashionable, find something else to worry about. With literally thousands of styles of sunglasses to choose from, you're sure to be something suitable for everyone in the family. Wire frames or plastic, rectangular-shaped lenses or heart-shaped, with or without monograms, rhinestones, or other notable logo, the choices are endless.

And because it's so important to keep ultraviolet rays away from eyes, even those who wear eyeglasses have options. Prescription sunglasses are available through an optician in a wide range of prices and styles.

Next time you think it's no big deal, remember that over time, excessive exposure to UV rays can lead to the onset of eye conditions including retina damage and even cataracts. So do your eyes a favor - eat your carrots and be sure to carry your sunglasses with you at all times!

About the Author

Dennis Frank is an Internet Entrepreneur and Author of many fine websites such as SunglassInfo.com Please visit the website for more related articles and information about Chanel Sunglasses.

Does the media dislike the Red Wings?

I am still a bit of a novice at being a sports fan, having lost a piece of my heart to the Red Wings at about the time I gained bifocals, but do I detect a bias in the media?

Sure enough, there's lots of attention for the likes of Kane and Toews, who have won back the Chicago folk, and Sid and Alex are getting their place in the sun... all deservedly. But ever since I began paying attention (around the time we got knocked out of the Cup by Edmonton), it's seemed that nobody wants to talk about My Boys. Even Mike Babcock has noticed!

Is it just me being sensitive? After a thrilling game between the Stars and Sharks last night, plus a bit of analysis on how the rest of the tournament was going, we got 'so far it's all Detroit' from the Versus team about the series against Colorado.

I think your concerns are legitimate. But, what we need to remember is that the Red Wings (also "MY" team) had their day in the sun. For years they were the big talk of the league. However, this year they quietly had the best record in hockey...and not until they started losing (in February-March) did people take notice.
I like to say that they are the prefect team for Nick Lidstrom to be captain of. He is quiet and unassuming, and so has the team's rise this year.
It has also become very popular to smash winners. If you think about it, they are easy to hate- they keep winning, they prove people wrong (too old? no goaltending?) and they don't have any real goons for people to hate the team becase of (i.e. Pronger/Ducks, Avery/Rangers, etc.)
I couldn't care less about the media. It gives me more reason to wear my red and white proudly.
GO WINGS!