Featuring HYDROFREAK™ lenses for optimal POLARIZED protection and ZEROFORM™ frame material for comfort.

UV blocking sunglasses delay the development of cataracts, since direct sunlight hastens their formation. or the sign for infinity: ∞ However, this does not necessarily mean you have perfect eyesight as you may have an astigmatism (see below). Branching out from their San Francisco roots, O’Neill is now known across the globe, and have created a range of innovative and highly reliable sunglasses. AN EXCEPTION TO THIS IS IF YOU'RE MEASURING YOUR PD YOURSELF (Please see above, towards the end of the section: 'How can I find out my Pupillary Distance Measurement?We pushed ZEROFORM to the limit and designed a whole collection of sunglasses combining them with the best of O’Neill lens technologies.

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). O'Neill Sunglasses ONS Shore 105P Polarised 54 is a matte transparent blue frame with a blue mirror polarised lens and is designed for unisex.I'd been using a Polaroid original Polarized sunglasses for the past 12 years and unfortunately one leg got broke.

HYDROFREAK™ lenses also bring supreme visual clarity - halo elimination, increased contrast and truer colors. If you require reading or computer sunglasses, please enter your PD for distance into our form and tell us in the 'Any Additional Information' box that you measured your PD yourself. I'm happy with my purchase - it's a good quality product though the frame is plastic and the lens is Polycarbonate.From the recognisable aviator to sporty wraps in ocean hues with the brand’s logo at the temples, O’Neill sunglasses are steeped in its surfing heritage and designed with the intent that nothing gets in the way of the surfer and the sea. This figure designates the strength of lens needed to correct your focus: A positive (+) SPH for long sightedness (problems focusing on close objects) and a negative (-) SPH to correct short sightedness (problems focusing on far objects). The first figure is always the measurement for the right eye; the second figure, the measurement for the left eye.