Transition lenses ensure the comfort of your children’s eyes in sunlight

Transition lenses also called Photochromic adjust to changes in light to ensure comfort in the wearer’s vision. When these lenses are exposed to ultraviolet light, they darken to look like sunglasses. The tint in the lenses darkens proportionally to the amount of UV rays it is exposed to and provides protection from harmful UV rays and glare from the sun. 
It is vital for children to wear polarized sunglasses any time they are exposed to sunlight. Transition lenses add a convenience factor in that you don’t need to buy a second pair of prescription sunglasses to protect your child’s eyesight. Having one pair of glasses that serves both purposes of helping your child see and protecting them from sun damage is practical and just makes sense. This way, there is less of a chance of losing the second pair and less of a chance that they will fall and break when changing glasses back and forth.
 

The lenses do not transition when inside of a car because the windshield already has a tint that blocks UV rays.
They can be made out of many different materials but it is best recommended to put the transitioning tint on polycarbonate lenses because they are the most impact resistant, which is ideal for active children. It’s ideal for ANSI standard sports goggles to be equipped with Transition lenses especially for children playing outside sports. They can easily go from practicing inside in the gym to playing outside on the field without having worry about protecting their eyes from the sun.

Transition lenses are convenient, cost-effective and prevent future damage to your child’s vision from the sun. Most of our OPTIWOW parents choose to equip their children’s glasses with these special lenses because the benefits mean their child will develop healthy vision for a healthy life.