Luxury Polarized Sunglasses with Color Shift Technology｜Scratch and Shatter Resistant・UV Protection・Lifetime Warranty

High-strength lightweight materials

We've taken care to ensure every feature is maximized in our VEITHDIA Polarized sunglasses. Our lenses are UV 400 polarized, scratch-resistant, and water-resistant. Our sunglasses' frames are made from TR90 shape memory material, allowing for high flexibility and impact resistance. Using TR90 shape memory material throughout creates an ultra-durable, flexible, and lightweight frame.

UV400 polarized protective lenses

These sunglasses outperform their predecessors in three ways: when moving indoors or outdoors, the lenses automatically adjust to low-light conditions. Second, polarized lenses reduce glare and glare. Meanwhile, 100% UV protection layers protect against harmful UV rays.

Occasions of use

Photochromic sunglasses do a great job of blocking the glare of sunlight while driving, running, fishing, cycling, and other outdoor activities. Always keep your safety by your side.

It doesn't matter day or night, it works well.

Our sunglasses are made with photochromic polarized lenses. When driving at night or in dark environments, the lenses are transparent with a light tint to enhance vision while effectively reducing glare. During the day, they can effectively filter out strong light, enhance visual acuity, reduce eye strain, and keep your eyes always in a more comfortable state for outdoor activities.

Details and Features

• Grade A polarized lens

• TR90 Flex Frame

• Scratch-resistant lenses

• Shatter-resistant lenses

• Water-resistant lenses

• Grade A polarized lens

• Anti-reflective coating

• 100% UV protection

• Lifetime warranty

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Color change testing methods

Since some customers don't know how to test lens discoloration, we explain more to know how to test.

Firstly:

Please put the sunglasses under the sunlight for 10-15 seconds, then the color will change darker. (Remember the weather is sunny but not cloudy or rainy)

second:

You can use UV light to test, the lens will change darker.

Note:

Please note one thing, do not test the color change in cloudy weather or indoors. Because the lens discoloration is caused by ultraviolet rays.