Where should I go shopping in Toronto for sunglasses?

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Sunglasses are more than simply a fashion statement—whether you love aviators, wayfarers, or heart-shaped frames—they're also a vital component of your eye health. You probably spend more time outside throughout the summer. This increases the amount of sunshine your eyes are exposed to, which could be harmful to their health. In addition to spending more time outside, the summer months bring with them a brighter sun, which increases the chance of damaging UV radiation reaching your eyes.

Sunglasses are essential for maintaining your eyes' overall health as well as for enhancing your appearance and feeling. The eyes are extremely fragile and vulnerable to disease and damage, just like any other organ of the body. Holly Eyewear’s designer eyeglasses will protect your eyes as well as make you look stylish.

A vital and crucial protection item are good sunglasses. Discover how wearing shades can shield your eyes from eye diseases brought on by harmful UV rays.

UV radiation protection is necessary for both skin and eyes. Our corneas and retinas suffer deadly effects from solar radiation. If the eyes are exposed to excessive amounts of unfiltered sunlight, especially while they are young, catastrophic illnesses including cancer and blindness may manifest.

UV light can be partially absorbed by an adult lens before it reaches the eye. However, young children's eyes are especially susceptible. 90% of UVA and more than 50% of UVB rays enter the retina during the first few years of life. 60% and 25% of people between 10 and 13 years old, respectively. Only until a person is between the ages of 18 and 20 can the lens filter out UV rays.

Sunglasses should be worn year-round, even on cloudy days, during the normal daylight hours. Everyone is aware of the need to wear them on bright days.

Snow reflects 80% of the sun's UV rays, which can lead to the illness known as snow blindness. The brightness of the sun's reflection at this time greatly burns the cornea (corneal flash burn).

Any time of year, wind can dry up and irritate your eyes. It also scatters dust and sand. This can scratch the eyes, which would cause more discomfort. It might also irritate the eyes.

Sunglasses can be affordable while also protecting your eyes. It's critical to differentiate between inexpensive sunglasses and those made with eye health in mind. For instance, Holly Eyewear sunglasses feature a category 3 UV filter and were created by optometrists to provide superior protection at a reasonable cost. If you are looking for designer optical glasses then checkout our collection. Holly offers a wide range of designer eyewear.