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Originally Posted by K9-Lovers
One trick I have learned for sunglasses, is to have the lab place the non-glare finish on the INSIDE of the lens (the side of the lens closest to your face) rather than on the outside. It really cuts down on reflections, and the non-glare coating is better protected, too.
Polarized sunglasses with non-glare finish on the inside -- your eyes will thank you.
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This is exactly how my husband's sunglass lenses were made at Costco.....anti-reflective coating on the inside of the polarized lenses. As I wrote previously, he isn't the most careful person in the world when it comes to cleaning his glasses so I don't know how long the coating will last! It CAN be removed should it scratch or deteriorate. I agree that these are the best, most comfortable sunglass lenses anyone can wear.....the anti-reflective coating isn't a must if cost is an issue, but I would NOT be happy now without the polarization. Normally, we would not purchase such an important item at a discount box store but Costco's optical shop earned top honors in a recent Consumer Reports article. They did not disappoint us. By the way, at Costco, the anti-reflective coating is a standard on their polarized lenses..no extra charge.