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wp:list Don’t use a handkerchief or corner of a shirt/blouse. These can contain particles of dust and dirt which can easily scratch your lenses when you start rubbing. Paper towels and napkins are just as bad. They’re essentially pulped wood and surprisingly abrasive whilst also leaving particles of dust on the lens.Use a liquid for best results - condensation from your breath isn’t enough, even if you’re using a microfibre cloth. The simplest way is to rinse your sunglasses in warm (not hot) wa …

Just in is this super stylish Evolution Bayport manufactured exclusively for our sister company Evolution Eyewear Ltd. It has two colour options: a tortoise frame with brown polarised lenses and a black frame with grey polarised lenses. Its contemporary styling will suit men and women and the glare-blocking lenses are completely distortion-free. The super tough TR90 frame is also ultra lightweight for all-day wear. A nice feature is the cam hinges to the temples for easy snap closure. And it's …

The peak daily ultraviolet radiation level changes over the year, the strongest being at the time of the Summer Solstice (21st June) which is rapidly approaching. Children receive three times the annual sun exposure of adults, increasing their susceptibility to UV eye damage. UV damage is both cumulative and irreversible, so it is important to protect children’s eyes as early as possible because sun-related eye damage occurs in the early ages of childhood, particularly between the ages of 3 and …