Fits Over Solar Shields Sunglasses - Gray

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Product DescriptionGray Fits Over Solar Shields® Sunglasses are light, polycarbonate sunglasses that are made to be used alone or comfortably worn over your prescription lenses. Wrap-around design offers 100% UV protection against the suns harmful rays. Unique, fashionable black plastic frame design has Flex-2-Fit temples for the perfect fit. Recommended by ophthalmologists for maximum eye protection for post cataract patients, contact lens wearers and those who are light sensitive. Includes protective drawstring case. ●Shape: Square ●Size: Large ●Frame Front Width: 5 1/2' (139.7 mm) ●Frame Front Height: 2 1/8' (53.98 mm) ●Black Frame ●Grey Polarized Lens ●Fits Over Eyeglasses ●Flex2Fit Temples

Features:

For use with or without prescription eyeglasses
Wrap-around design offers 100% UV protection
Flex-2-Fit temples give you the perfect fit
Recommended by ophthalmologists
Includes protective drawstring case

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