02-23-2015, 08:20 PM
Hmmm. I've worn polarized lenses every since I can remember, and never had a problem with seeing my LCD sonar/gps screens since I went away from paper graphs. I've tried non-polarized, but didn't see a difference. I also wouldn't dream of driving without them. They cut glare from water, signs, sun, everything. I guess everyone's eyes adapt to the correction differently or something.
Just a few months ago, I special-ordered a gray pair of bi-focal polarized lenses just for watching my sonar, with a high bi-focal so I don't have to tilt my head back. They're awesome!
According to my ophthalmologist in Sandy, polarized sun glasses are far better protection for your eyes in terms of UV strain and glaucoma prevention as well. So she says.
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Just a few months ago, I special-ordered a gray pair of bi-focal polarized lenses just for watching my sonar, with a high bi-focal so I don't have to tilt my head back. They're awesome!
According to my ophthalmologist in Sandy, polarized sun glasses are far better protection for your eyes in terms of UV strain and glaucoma prevention as well. So she says.
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