Protect Your Eyes When It Is Sunny, Winter or Summer!

 Wearing sunglasses while skiing, sledding or skating in the winter is important for several reasons....much the same for a hot sunny day in summer:

1. Protection from UV rays: The sun's rays can be just as harmful in the winter as they are in the summer. In fact, the snow can reflect up to 80% of the sun's rays, increasing your exposure to UV radiation. Wearing sunglasses with UV protection can help prevent eye damage from prolonged sun exposure.

2. Reduced glare: The bright winter sun and the reflection off the snow can create a lot of glare, making it difficult to see clearly. Wearing sunglasses with polarized lenses can help reduce glare and improve visibility, allowing you to see potential hazards on the slopes more easily.

3. Wind and debris protection: Skiing involves high speeds and cold winds, which can dry out and irritate your eyes, and also lead to debris like snow and ice hitting your eyes. Wearing sunglasses can help protect your eyes from wind, debris and other environmental factors.

In summary, wearing sunglasses while skiing, sledding or skiing in the winter provides protection from UV rays, reduces glare, and offers wind and debris protection, all of which can help make your outdoor experience safer and more comfortable.  Same for the summer.

It's also important to wear sunglasses when driving longer distances in sunny weather, year round, to protect your eyes from the glare and fatigue.

Another excellent way to care for your eyes is a very special nutritional supplement called Visionex.  

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 Whether you’re hiking, biking, or hitting the pool, your outdoor lifestyle is likely affecting your retinas. A good pair of sunglasses can only go so far. Give the delicate tissues of your eyes the protection they deserve with USANA’s antioxidant supplement, designed to support long-term eye health.

Health Benefits

• Protects the delicate tissues of the eye from photo-oxidation with antioxidant formula
• Supports eye health in conditions associated with sunlight damage, such as cataracts and age-related macular degeneration
• Protects the retina with lutein, zeaxanthin, and bilberry extract
• Helps with connective tissue formation and in the maintenance of bones, cartilage, teeth, and gums