Tinted lenses cut light by design, which makes them unsafe for night driving. If you drive at night and need glare relief, a photochromic lens (clear at night, dark in daylight) or an anti-reflective coated clear Rx lens is a better fit.)

Every prescription sunglass we ship blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays up to 400 nanometers. UV400 is included as standard, not an upgrade.

Polarized lenses are always dark and specifically cut horizontal glare from roads and water — best for driving and outdoor sports. Photochromic lenses are clear indoors and darken in sunlight — best if you want one pair that works inside and out. They solve different problems; some shoppers buy one of each.

Yes. Progressive lenses are available on most Aoolia frames and can be combined with polarized, photochromic, or tinted lenses for an Rx sunglass that handles distance, intermediate, and reading.