How to Choose The Best Sunglasses to Protect Your Eyes

Fit

A pair that doesn’t fit well can let UV rays seep onto your skin and into your eyes.I look at something that fits the face well,” says optometrist Fraser Horn, OD. “I don’t want it up touching the eyelashes, but I also don’t want it pushed way out. And I want something that lines up with your brow.”Sunglasses that wrap around your eyes can help block stray UV light. They can also keep out sand and allergens. Those things aren’t good for your eyes, either.