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3 Ways to Tell if Sunglasses Are Polarized

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Sunglasses are vital for protecting our eyes from the sun’s harmful rays. One sought-after feature in sunglasses is polarized lenses, which offer enhanced glare reduction and improved visual clarity. But how can you tell if your sunglasses are polarized? Below are three simple yet effective methods you can use to determine if your sunglasses have this valuable feature.

1. The Reflection Test

To perform the reflection test, follow these steps:

– Find a reflective surface, such as a windowpane or glass tabletop.

– Stand a short distance away from the surface and hold your sunglasses at arm’s length.

– Angle the sunglasses in various directions while observing the reflections on the lens surface.

– If your sunglasses are polarized, the glare from reflections should visibly diminish when you tilt the glasses to a certain angle.

2. The Screen Test

Many electronic screens, like those on smartphones, tablets, and laptops, emit polarized light. To check your sunglasses using this method:

– Hold your sunglasses in front of an active screen, with lenses facing towards you.

– Slowly rotate the glasses horizontally and vertically.

– If your lenses are polarized, you will notice a change in brightness or color when rotated at certain angles. In some cases, it may even appear completely black.

3. Comparing with Another Pair of Polarized Sunglasses

If you have access to another pair of confirmed polarized sunglasses, use them for comparison:

– Place both pairs of glasses side-by-side with the lenses facing each other.

– Slowly rotate one pair while keeping the other stationary.

– If both pairs are polarized, you should observe a change in brightness or color as they rotate (similar to the screen test). This effect is due to the alignment or misalignment of their polarization axes.

By using any (or all) of these methods, you’ll be able to determine whether or not your sunglasses are polarized and enjoy the benefits of improved vision and protection from harmful glare. Happy sunbathing!

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