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Not all sunglasses are created equal. Some sunglasses are polarized, some are not. Unless you are extremely pressed for cash, we would proffer an advice: get a polarized pair of sunglasses. Polarized sunglasses help prevent eye strain in glaring sunlight. Here are the differences between polarized sunglasses from non-polarized sunglasses: Polarized Sunglasses Shades with polarized lenses will help reduce the glare from the sun and reflected light. Whether you are exercising outdoors and driving, a pair of polarized sunglasses is indispensable. This is especially true if you’re spending time on a snowy mountain. The reduced glare will minimize eye strain, so that you don’t have to squint your eyes. Definitely makes for a much greater outdoor experience, wouldn’t you say?...

You need your sunglasses. But you also need to don your face mask when you’re out and about. Admit it, it’s a real pain. And we are not talking about aesthetics here. If you want to look good, it will have to be sans face masks. Besides feeling and looking all wrapped up like a mummy, we have to content with the dastardly fogging of our shades while wearing a face mask. You might think that we won’t have this problem since we’re living in the tropics – the outside air is warm and the lenses of our shades won’t fog. Actually this can still happen. For example, if you’re on a bus or a taxi and you might be...