Eagle Eyes Sunglasses protect your eyes from damage caused by sunlight while enhancing your vision!

How do eagles and other birds of prey protect their eyesight from the high energy sunlight that they are exposed to on a daily basis? It turns out that eagles have droplets of oil inside their eyes that filter out all harmful radiation. This filtering process dramatically reduces scattering of light and transmits only those wavelengths of light that allows the eagles to have high visual clarity. NASA Scientists and engineers decided that this technology could be used to make sunglasses lenses.

"You can eliminate glare to a great degree by using an optical device that minimizes annoying reflecting light. We can duplicate that effect with the proper kind of sunglasses (Eagle Eyes®)."

Dr. David Miller Associate Professor of Ophthalmology Harvard Medical School

Eagle Eye Sunglasses are on display at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

People tend to underestimate the importance of a good quality pair of sunglasses. Too often they're purchased in vain based on appearance and how dark the lens is. Eagle Eyes sunglasses, not only look great, but they are one of the safest pair of sunglasses you can buy. What makes them so unique is their triple filtering system that blocks almost 100% of harmful UV rays. Secondly, it has a polarized filter that cuts the glare. And finally, it contains a filter for the short wavelengths of light that cause so many harmful problems to the eyes." Dr. Joel Hirsch Optometrist / Vision Specialist