Polarized Prescription Sunglasses
Send us the frames you already wear. We cut polarized prescription lenses that cut glare from water, snow, and roads — $109.
- Cuts glare from water, snow, and roads
- Gray or brown tint options
- Anti-glare, scratch and UV coatings — included
- Prescription or non-prescription
Why polarization beats a regular tint
A regular sunglass tint just dims everything. A polarized lens has a built-in filter that blocks the horizontal light waves bouncing off flat surfaces — the glare that makes you squint on the water, the road, or the ski slope.
The result isn't just darker. It's clearer. You see through the water instead of the reflection on it. You stop shielding your eyes from dashboard glare. And your eyes feel less tired after a long day outside.
Keep the frames you already own
You don't need to buy another pair of sunglasses to get polarization. Send us the frames you already wear — we email you a prepaid shipping label, you box them up, and our opticians cut polarized lenses to fit.
Every frame is inspected by an optician before we cut anything. If your prescription won't sit safely in that frame, we call you first.
Want to learn more about how polarization works? Read our guide to polarized lenses.
Where you'll notice polarized lenses
Driving
The dashboard and road glare that makes you squint mostly disappears.
On the water
See through the surface instead of the sky reflection.
Snow and ice
The brutal glare off a snowfield becomes tolerable.
Long days outside
Less glare means less eye fatigue by the end of the day.
Polarized sunglasses: frequently asked questions
What do polarized lenses actually do?
Polarized lenses block the horizontal glare that bounces off water, snow, roads, and car hoods. Regular tinted lenses just make everything darker. Polarized lenses specifically kill the glare while leaving the rest of your vision clear.
Can I put polarized lenses in my current frames?
Yes. Send us your sunglasses or everyday frames and we cut polarized prescription lenses to fit them. We also offer non-prescription polarized lenses if you just want the glare protection.
How much do polarized lenses cost?
Single vision polarized lenses are $109. That includes anti-glare, scratch-resistant, and UV coatings, plus free shipping both ways. Progressives are $229 ($199 base + $30).
What colors do polarized lenses come in?
We offer gray and brown polarized tints. Gray keeps colors neutral and is the best all-around choice. Brown adds contrast and depth, which many people prefer for driving and golf.
Are polarized lenses worth it?
If you drive a lot, fish, boat, ski, or spend real time outdoors — yes. The glare cut is noticeable the first time you wear them. If you only wear sunglasses casually, a standard tint does a similar job for less.
Put polarized lenses in the frames you're already wearing
$109 for single vision polarized lenses. Anti-glare, scratch-resistant and UV coatings come on every pair — no charge, no checkbox. Free shipping both ways.
Build my polarized lenses →Questions about which tint or color is right? Call 385 261 2176 — our lab has been making these lenses for years.