Learn more about how Night Driving Glasses can help you to protect your eyes.
Driving at night can be a challenging task for new or even experienced drivers; the highest crash rates occur at nighttime. The reason to this is that at night our vision is more limited and glare from the headlights of other vehicles can temporarily blind you. Knight Visor Driving Glasses offer a solution to this problem and give you an INSTANT visual clarity by significantly reducing glare at night.
Why should i wear a Night Driving Glasses when driving at night?
Whether fighting traffic or weathering the elements, headlight glare and distracting reflections can pose serious safety hazards when driving at night.
Many people have trouble driving at night due to bright flashes and glares on the road. This is caused by harmful blue light from LED headlights and streetlights, which can damage the eye and cause headaches, blurred vision, and even lead to an increased risk of diabetes and heart disease.
THE NIGHT VISION PROBLEM
With the increased presence of digital devices throughout our world, and the advancement of brighter and stronger LED headlights and streetlights, come many side effects which oftentimes impair vision and create even bigger health problems.
Researchers have found that harmful Blue Light emission from smartphones, tablets, computers, and most light sources on the road at night, can cause serious eye damage and even life threatening diseases. What’s more, in low light conditions, such as at night or during storms, the eye is more sensitive and more susceptible to to such visual impairments due to higher contrasts of bright and blue lights. Many experience Digital Eye Strain, what is also known as Glare Discomfort or Photophobia. Symptoms of this may include headaches, blurred vision, fatigue, irritated eyes, vertigo or dizziness, sleep disorders, macular degeneration, and even increased risk of heart diseases, diabetes, depression, and certain types of cancer. While the human eye naturally works to keep out most harmful light, Blue Light within the 460 nm to 1400 nm range bypass the lens and cornea, and are absorbed by the macula, thereby damaging it.
Within this hazardous range are light from nearly all digital electronics and most modern headlights and streetlights. For years, field researchers have worked to find a solution to this problem, yet their answers have time and again been either too expensive or too dangerous with their unintended side effects. Night vision goggles cost a fortune, and glasses with strong blue light filters can over-distort vision, making them unsafe for night driving.
How night driving glasses work?
Glaring blue and white lights on the road can be dangerous. Dark sunglasses darken vision, making them unsafe for night driving. A yellow filter, however, minimizes glare contrast and permits enough light for optimal visibility.
Through lab studies, we’ve found yellow to be the most balanced color in the spectrum of the human eye. Yellow filters cause the least eye strain of any color, while simultaneously shielding your eye from harmful blue light.
What do night driving glasses do?
Provides eye protection at night while maintaining sufficient light transmission, to allow full visibility, by utilizing a TAC transparent lens with a special yellow coating.
Blue light Polarization – Filters harmful blue ray emission from oncoming headlights with 4K-6K LED.
Yellow Sight Transformation – Balances glares and strong lights by transforming colors to yellow, the most balanced color for the human eye.
Reducing Glare – Although you should not expect to notice any difference in glare (due to the natural adjusting mechanisms of the human eye), we have recorded up to 25% glare reduction through lab tests utilizing light meter devices.
