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Fit-Over Sunglasses

What you SHOULD get for your money

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bargain brands

non-polarized

no accessories

value priced

uv380 protection

polarized

pouch

mid-range

polarized

case or pouch

uv380 protection

adjustable temples

limited warranty

high-end

polarized

uv400 protection

case or pouch

cleaning cloth

multiple sizes & styles

adjustable temples

1 year warranty

professional grade

polarized

scratch resistant

uv400 protection

premium case

cleaning cloth

multiple sizes & styles

multiple lens options

variety of colors

adjustable temples

lifetime warranty

While these fitovers are low quality and lack features, they’re a good idea for those who lose their sunglasses.

Fitovers in the $20 range will do the job. Another sensible option for those who often lose them.

Spending around $30 should get you a fairly good quality fitover with several features and good quality components.

High-end fitover sunglasses offer more features and a wider selection of designs, sizes and lens options.

These are pro-grade fitovers, usually found at eyecare professionals. Specialized lens tints extensive warranties, along with all the bells and whistles.

Cocoons® by Live EyewearAn average retail price of $55

Vistana® by Live EyewearAn average retail price of $60

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