Hey! Our lenses will not say polarized on them, however, its super easy to tell whether or not you have polarized lenses! All you need in an LCD screen. Just look through your glasses facing the screen and turn, if they darken and eventually "black out" - you have polarized lenses! There are instructions for the polarized test in this video: th-cam.com/video/mbhpWN8nWzE/w-d-xo.html
I've read many claims online that glass lenses have optical clarity far superior to that of polycarbonate lenses. I have a few sets of Fuse Plus lenses and have compared them directly to glass lenses and do not notice any appreciable difference between the two. Do you think these claims are based on comparisons with lower quality polycarbonate materials because I know that it's available in different grades?
Definitely. While glass is still a more optically clear material than Polycarbonate, most people actually can't tell the difference when looking through them both! These claims seem to stem from when the material was first in development and wasn't as clear as it is today, and unfortunately, it can still be that way with lower quality versions. We use only high-quality Polycarbonate in all of our lenses, no matter which tier you buy. For a bit more info on glass vs. Polycarbonate lenses, you can check out our blog post here: www.fuselenses.com/blogs/news/glass-lenses-vs-polycarbonate-lenses
Hey Gloria! For driving, the best lens is going to be a grey or neutral tinted lens that isn't too dark. From the color enhancing options we offer at Fuse, I would recommend the AMP Grey! You can shop those at FuseLenses.com/amp
Green mirrored polarized lenses without having to settle for rose colored vision through them that's what I'm looking .for.a SLIGHT rose tint is acceptable but most are way too "rosey"
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Do your polarized lenses say it on the lenses???
Hey! Our lenses will not say polarized on them, however, its super easy to tell whether or not you have polarized lenses! All you need in an LCD screen. Just look through your glasses facing the screen and turn, if they darken and eventually "black out" - you have polarized lenses!
There are instructions for the polarized test in this video: th-cam.com/video/mbhpWN8nWzE/w-d-xo.html
I've read many claims online that glass lenses have optical clarity far superior to that of polycarbonate lenses. I have a few sets of Fuse Plus lenses and have compared them directly to glass lenses and do not notice any appreciable difference between the two. Do you think these claims are based on comparisons with lower quality polycarbonate materials because I know that it's available in different grades?
Definitely. While glass is still a more optically clear material than Polycarbonate, most people actually can't tell the difference when looking through them both! These claims seem to stem from when the material was first in development and wasn't as clear as it is today, and unfortunately, it can still be that way with lower quality versions. We use only high-quality Polycarbonate in all of our lenses, no matter which tier you buy.
For a bit more info on glass vs. Polycarbonate lenses, you can check out our blog post here: www.fuselenses.com/blogs/news/glass-lenses-vs-polycarbonate-lenses
WHICH Polarized Color-Enhancing Sunglass LENSES are BEST for DRIVING?
Hey Gloria! For driving, the best lens is going to be a grey or neutral tinted lens that isn't too dark. From the color enhancing options we offer at Fuse, I would recommend the AMP Grey! You can shop those at FuseLenses.com/amp
Green mirrored polarized lenses without having to settle for rose colored vision through them that's what I'm looking .for.a SLIGHT rose tint is acceptable but most are way too "rosey"
Oh man, we have the perfect lenses in developement for you! They are still top secret right now, but check back with us around February/March : )