RIVBOS Rubber Sunglasses Children's Polarised UV400 Protection Flexible Glasses with Strap Boys Girls Baby and Children Age 3-10 RBK002-1

Unpolarized light generally gets a degree of polarization after reflection on a reflective (shiny) surface.

Polarised sunglasses use this effect to reduce glare caused by reflections caused by horizontal surfaces, especially by the road seen at a strip angle.

Wearers of polarised sunglasses occasionally observe accidental polarisation effects such as colour-dependent double break effects.

Young eyes are more susceptible to sun damage because they have larger pupils and clearer lenses.

Children receive 3x more annual UV exposure than adults, but less than 30% of parents currently protect their children's eyes with sunglasses.

When choosing the size of RIVBOS sunglasses, you must consider the different width dimensions specified in the specification details of the sunglasses.

This can be achieved by approaching the width of the sunglasses with a ruler relative to your facial features. However, the best way to choose the right size of RIVBOS sunglasses is to visit a licensed retailer and try several sizes personally.

This gives you an idea of which frame width suits you best.

Look in a mirror and hold a ruler under your eyes. Calculate the distance between both ends of your temples.

To calculate the frame width of sunglasses from the standard dimensions, use this simple formula: 2 x lens width + bridge width ±1 inch (average for the hinge extensions)

RIVBOS apply super flexible and flexible material - silicone rubber - to our sunglasses.

They will not break easily with normal use, but please use it carefully. Do not apply too much pressure on them.

Unpolarized light generally gets a degree of polarization after reflection on a reflective (shiny) surface.

Polarised sunglasses use this effect to reduce glare caused by reflections caused by horizontal surfaces, especially by the road seen at a strip angle.

Wearers of polarised sunglasses occasionally observe accidental polarisation effects such as colour-dependent double break effects.

Young eyes are more susceptible to sun damage because they have larger pupils and clearer lenses.

Children receive 3x more annual UV exposure than adults, but less than 30% of parents currently protect their children's eyes with sunglasses.

When choosing the size of RIVBOS sunglasses, you must consider the different width dimensions specified in the specification details of the sunglasses.

This can be achieved by approaching the width of the sunglasses with a ruler relative to your facial features. However, the best way to choose the right size of RIVBOS sunglasses is to visit a licensed retailer and try several sizes personally.

This gives you an idea of which frame width suits you best.

Look in a mirror and hold a ruler under your eyes. Calculate the distance between both ends of your temples.

To calculate the frame width of sunglasses from the standard dimensions, use this simple formula: 2 x lens width + bridge width ±1 inch (average for the hinge extensions)

RIVBOS apply super flexible and flexible material - silicone rubber - to our sunglasses.

They will not break easily with normal use, but please use it carefully. Do not apply too much pressure on them.

We also have many different styles and designs.

We are sure you will find something in our store.

We offer a variety of accessories to meet your needs - a bag that can also be used to clean cloths, a polarisation test card and an adhesive tape.

Safety belts prevent the sunglasses from falling off when running or doing other sports, so that your child is not hurt.