somebody did a test and even cheap ass sunglasses have acceptable UV protection

But on ali you never know what they chinked out on

Yeah

Regular glass blocks UV, I believe

its not like we have testing equipment at home too

Not completely, but mostly

Most "glass" are made out of some type of plastic though

In legit stores adding polarisation adds 50-100€ to cost

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Top-Quality-Hot-Sale-for-Qualcomm-Certificated-Quick-Charge-2-0-USB-Wall-Fast-Charger-Adapter/1185691_32690532075.html?sdom=2874.274179.218162.0_32690532075&request_id=20160811005157924-0

This shit showed up on the daily Tech Discovery page

But it's like

30% of the "legit" brands

I don't know about this..

yeah adding polarisation which is legit costs 25 dollars

its not that expensive, 12 dollar glasses fully passed EU rules

UV 400 idk what

Anyway, I carry sunglasses where like the glasses themselves cost 200 dollars without the glass

Err

You mean frames?

yeah frames, muh ingles

On prescription glasses you could save a to of money actually if you go Chink

I use prescription glasses, its affordable enough if you dont get a change in vision

Ton of money*

you can use it for a long time

I once got scammed by a prescription glass place here

I've had my reading glasses for like 7 years now

Breddy good

they sold me titanium glasses which broke much faster than any metal ones

the most expensive pair I ever bought

Considering I paid like 795 SEK for 2

never went there again

Being 47 bucks apiece, I guess

Prescription sunglasses with polarisation

My wallet is going to burn

Nah they naturally block UV

use them without :3

Anyway, the reason yeah.

I don't really need the UV blocking shit, honestly

I cant use normal sunglasses since I will definetly see jack shit wearing those

I just don't want that glare when walking outside during a sunny day

You have no idea how bad it is to see with polarization and bad vision