What the yellow tint changes
A yellow tint filters parts of the visible spectrum and can change perceived contrast. Some people prefer this appearance in evening, overcast or other low-light environments; others may not. Individual experience varies.
What it cannot promise
Yellow-tinted glasses do not create light, remove glare at its source or make unsafe driving conditions safe. Any tint also changes the light reaching the eye. Stop using the glasses if signs, pedestrians, signals or other hazards become less clear.
Prescription or non-prescription
If you need corrective lenses to drive, use a current, valid prescription appropriate for the task. On an eligible product page, Select Lenses will guide you through the available prescription and non-prescription routes.
Choose the frame first
- Compare the listed frame width, lens width, bridge and temple measurements with a comfortable pair you already own.
- Consider the stated frame shape, material and fit.
- Open the lens selector and review the selected lens type, submission method, options and total before adding the pair to your basket.
Give yourself time to adapt
Try new eyewear in a safe environment before relying on it. Keep the lenses and windscreen clean, use the correct vehicle lighting and never continue driving when visibility or comfort is inadequate.