Eye health
Find out all about eye health on this wonderfully informative site. It's a readable online medical encyclopedia, and the eye health section contains information on children's eye health, a wide range of conditions and diseases such as glaucoma and cataracts, preventive eye care, vision correction surgery and much more.
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Sunglasses for kids
Kids need sunglasses too, for the same reasons that you do. For the best protection, buy a model that has 98-100% protection from UVA and UVB rays. You may want to buy a pair with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses for strength, durability and impact-resistance.

Do I need sunglasses?
…or is it really just a fashion statement? Obviously, wearing sunglasses in a low-lit club is a bit of a pose. But the general answer is yes, you should wear sunglasses in bright sunlight to protect your eyes from ultraviolet (UV) rays.

There are two types of UV ray that reach the Earth from the Sun, called UVA and UVB rays. UVB rays cause sunburn and eye damage. UVA rays are largely absorbed by the lens in the eye, and the effects of UVA rays on the eye are still being researched. Look for sunglasses that block at least 60% of UVA and 70% of UVB rays. For the best protection, though, it’s easily possible to find sunglasses that block 98% or even 100% of both types of ray.

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