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Polarised vs Non-Polarised Clip-On Sunglasses: Which Do You Actually Need?

Quick Answer: Polarised clip-on sunglasses block reflected glare from roads, water, and wet surfaces — the glare that causes squinting and eye fatigue when driving. Non-polarised clip-ons only reduce overall brightness. For UK driving and outdoor use near water, polarised lenses perform significantly better. For casual use in overcast conditions, non-polarised is adequate and costs less. We stock polarised clip-on sunglasses in grey, brown, and yellow tints, sized to fit most standard prescription frames and spectacles. If you're already sure polarised is right for you, go straight to the range. If not — this guide will settle it.

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Clip-On Sunglasses for Prescription Glasses and Spectacles: The Complete UK Guide

Quick Answer Clip-on sunglasses attach directly over most prescription glasses and spectacles using a spring-fit or fixed clip mechanism. They sit over your existing lenses without affecting your prescription. UV400-rated TAC lens versions are available in polarised and standard tints. For most glasses wearers, they're a practical, well-priced alternative to prescription sunglasses.

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