Why Are My Prescription Polarized Sunglasses Appearing Wavy?
Posted by admin in Polarized Sunglasses on 06 13th, 2009 | one response
When I wear my prescription sunglasses and I see a stop light or a bright reflection, it appears as there is a wave or almost double vision of the light. They seem to add a strain to my eyes that my normal glasses do not. Could it be that the polarization was done wrong or something?
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Polarized lenses work by not letting certain light through and it makes somethings appear wavy like that. I don’t know if you can fix it, mine have always done that.