When faced with the situation of choosing sunglasses, we often don't know what to look for. There are many manufacturers on the market, and maybe a better term would be designers - who focus more on promoting their products than on the quality of the materials from which they are made. If you are looking for safe sunglasses for a child with appropriate protective parameters of the lenses, we encourage you to take the time to read what we have to say about sunglasses. You will learn how to make the right and responsible decision about choosing the best sunglasses for your child.
We tried to present quite complicated technical issues in a simple, shortened way accessible to everyone. If you have questions or want to discuss a topic further, please feel free to contact us.
All information presented is based on our many years of experience or comes from people with whom we work closely, such as our subcontractor technicians or suppliers of raw materials and lenses for our sunglasses.
In ITOOTI sunglasses we used green polycarbonate lenses that let in 15% of light. They are commonly called "G15" and were invented in the 1930s for the needs of fighter pilots in America. Over time, they have become widely available to civilians and are still used by leading sunglasses manufacturers as a flagship product.
It is often heard that children do not want to use their sunglasses. We'll show you a few reasons why this can happen and advice on how to prevent it. Children really should wear sunglasses, so try to get them to get used to them.
All sunglasses, regardless of where they are sold, must meet the standards in force in the country they are sold.
To better understand how sunglasses work, it's worth learning what light is. This is a very broad scientific topic that we will try to explain in a simple way. This will not be a scientific lecture, but basic knowledge that will allow you to better understand certain properties of sunglasses.
