Horizane Optics Alice Blue Floor Glasses 1 Unit

Sunglasses designed for children. These high quality optical glasses provide high protection for children's eyes. Their lenses are equipped with UV400 and polarized lenses providing 4 in 1 protection.

They contain an anti-scratch coating that helps protect the lenses from falls and scratches, while helping to protect their properties. It also contains a polarizing film, which helps reduce heat, ultraviolet and visible light, helping to avoid reflections such as sea, snow, road and asphalt and thus be able to see clearly. Its lens is tinted, favoring the protection against light, absorbing the wavelengths that cause eye discomfort and avoiding glare.

It also contains an anti-reflective coating that helps reduce eye fatigue and avoid symptoms such as itching and redness of the eyes, tearing and headaches. Helping to improve the contrast of vision becoming more comfortable. Its finishes are high-end.

Apply directly to the face.

€12.85 / Units

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