20 pcs Large lot of night-vision glasses for drivers, New, Tampere

Lot of 20 night-vision glasses for drivers, joggers, cyclists, outdoors enthusiasts and others.

Significantly improves vision in low light!

Can also be used as sunglasses or protective glasses — use is not limited to night/evening driving!

Good lot for resale.

• Improves vision in the dark

• Anti-reflective lenses

• Distinguishes traffic light colours

  
  

  
  

Night-vision glasses adapted for driving at night.

Many people experience glare problems when driving at night, largely caused by modern vehicle light sources. These night-vision glasses reduce oncoming headlight reflections and give you better visibility in dark conditions.

Anti-reflective coating

The subtly yellow-tinted lenses have an anti-reflective coating that prevents glare from oncoming vehicles. They also reduce other potentially disturbing light reflections.

Distinguishes traffic light colours

The glasses are specifically designed so that distinguishing green, amber and red traffic light colours is easy.

Driving glasses for low-light driving or outdoor use – help against glare

Improve vision when driving in darkness, fog or rain.
When driving at night, polarised lenses reduce glare from oncoming headlights, especially in rainy conditions.

White LED lights appear more yellow, making them easier to look at directly when driving at night.

In cloudy and foggy weather they also improve contrast vision.

Night-driving glasses work well in heavy snowfall too, when everything looks grey.
Black frames and yellow-tinted polarised lenses.

Includes a storage pouch.

The night-driving glasses are manufactured in accordance with EN ISO 12312-1:2013+A1:2015, filter category 1.

Diseases of the retina and optic nerve or the brain’s blood vessels, various retinal diseases such as cataract or cortical cataract, and opacities of the eye’s optical media increase susceptibility to glare.

Cataract is also the most common cause of reduced contrast vision.

Other conditions that reduce contrast vision include age-related macular degeneration, diabetes-related eye disease and glaucoma.

Optic neuritis can also lower contrast sensitivity.
Both glare sensitivity and reduced contrast vision can easily cause hazardous situations when moving from dark to light, in difficult terrain and in traffic.

User comment: NightVision glasses work very well for me when driving on dark country roads. Normally I cannot look directly at oncoming cars because their lights glare too much and I get headaches on longer trips. With these glasses the lights turn yellow and I can look straight at them without getting a headache afterwards!