Children’s range of Glasses, Sunglasses and Clip on

Children’s Gaming glasses – If getting your kids’ eyes off screens and staring at something outdoors is too difficult, then it’s recommended you protect them as much as you can. Most devices now come with a blue light-manipulating app or setting, and while those are a good start, they don’t go far enough. Taking breaks, the 20-20-20 rule, and blinking more are also good habits to form, but in the end, something shielding their eyes is the biggest and ideal step to take. 

Children may not be as interested as adults are in the fashion aspect of sunglasses. But because kids spend much more time outdoors than most adults do, sunglasses that block 100 percent of the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays are extra important for children.

In fact, because children spend significantly more time outdoors than most adults, some experts say that up to half of a person’s lifetime exposure to UV radiation can occur by age 18. 

Sunglasses help protect children’s eyes from UV rays and glare, whether it’s a sunny day at the beach or a cloudy day on a snowy mountaintop. Make sure your child’s sunglass lenses are made of a shatter-resistant material such as polycarbonate.

Children’s eyes are more susceptible to UV and HEV radiation than adult eyes because the lens inside a child’s eye is less capable of filtering these high-energy rays. This is especially true for young children, so it’s wise for kids to start wearing protective sunglasses outdoors as early in life as possible.