Fit Over Sunglasses Over Glasses - Polarized & Non-Polarized

This is a 10 Star Review - 5 stars for the first pair I had, and 5 Stars for the second pair. (I had to replace the first pair after the clown operating an X-Ray screening machine broke them while boarding a cruise!) Long story short: On a long drive through the desert I realized my clip-on sunglasses (that fit over my prescription lenses) weren't up to the task of providing complete eye protection - especially when the sun glared from the extreme left or right sides of the car (like it always seems to do when driving across country, right?) I found the first pair of these on Amazon, and discovered they were a perfect fit over my 54 X 18 frames. (The 54 by 18 is the size of the lens in millimeters; these numbers can usually be found on the bridge of your glasses, on the inside, right between the lenses. Sometimes it's found on one of the temple arms, too, along with another 3-digit number, which is the length of the temple arm in millimeters.) Headaches, brought about by eyestrain and that tiny bit of squinting when the sun sneaks in from the side around the sun visors, were the byproducts of that first long drive through the desert. A pair of these glasses did the trick for me! I bought some before my second long trip from Washington state to Arizona, and had no problems with headaches or dry eye after that. They also saved me when I had to deliver cars on three separate trips from Seattle to Naples, Florida, some 10,000 miles of highway driving. My prescription glasses measure 5 and 9/16ths inches between the temple arms at the front of the lens plane, and these glasses just fit over and around them. The top of the sunglass frame has small horizontal "shelves" that rest on the top of the regular eyeglass frames, holding them in place on your head, and preventing them from sliding down your nose. When I want to remove them, I just lift them up a bit, and they rest on the top of my regular prescription frame with no problems at all (other than the odd stare, as it does look a bit odd to see four lenses looking back at you ...). The two sunglass temples also have small dark lenses near the hinges, which eliminate that obnoxious side glare when driving. So go ahead and buy these now - you won't regret it! Just keep them away from the guy running the X-ray machine ...

They work perfectly and are polarized as promised. My only problem with them is that they become uncomfortable after prolonged use. Great for short periods but after an hour or so the weight becomes irritating to my nose and ears.

It really omits the harmful light so you can comfortably look around your self. And it has glass in the sides so it protects your eyes better. I love my sunglasses

I do like the glasses for evening and night driving. The yellow really cuts down in the intensity of the glare, and the polarization reduces the light scatter somewhat, but not as sharply as I had hoped. The biggest difference I notice is when faced with intense blue-white headlights, which had really hurt my eyes at night. The glasses do a great job knocking-down the blue, and the lights aren't the pain that they used to be.The polarized night driving glasses are indeed polarized - I checked by crossing them with another pair of polarized lenses. However, the polarization is different than other sunglasses I own. It seems like the polarization isn't as strong, if that's possible. For one, you can read LCD screens while wearing the glasses. Also, when crossing the two lenses, the visual field darkens a bit, but does not go completely black when the lenses are 90-degrees to each other. When turning the lenses 90-degrees to an LCD screen, the yellow darkens and becomes more pronounced, but the LCD is still completely readable.These are a definite improvement over the As Seen on TV night driving glasses, They fit much better (these are smaller, less sloppy), and the lenses are MUCH better. Overall, I'm quite pleased with the Fiore glasses for night driving, and would buy another pair, if needed.

I'm not one who generally likes to wear sunglasses, but for driving I really needed something easy to slip over my own prescription glasses when sun is directly in my eyes. My glasses are slightly larger than most (see photo), so it was also difficult to find fit-overs that covered them. These cover almost all but a couple millimeters, but it's not really noticeable. The blue reflective lenses are also massively cool. I'm certainly pleased.

I have tried many over the glasses shades & these are by far the best ones I’ve ever had! The lens are not gigantic, yet completely cover my glasses, very well made & durable & are dark enough to unstrain my eyes in the sun, but not too dark to make it hard to see in the shade. Can’t say enough good things about them!

I purchased these Fiore sunglasses for daily driving and walking because they are polarized and seem to be the nicest looking of the fit-over style of sunglasses. I measured my own glasses carefully before selecting these, and the only measurement I was uncertain about - the nose bridge - is the one that is bothering me the worst.First allow me to say the lenses themselves are fantastic. You can absolutely tell a difference between polarized and non-polarized. So for the quality of the lenses alone, these sunglasses earn a solid 4.5 stars out of 5.I only wish they fit the same over my glasses as the  HD Vision Wraparounds Sunglasses/Night Vision Glasses Combo Pack . If I could pop the lenses out of these Fiore glasses and put them into the HD Vision sunglasses, I'd be 100% satisfied. The HD Vision brand fits perfectly over my regular glasses so much better, but their sunglasses lenses are obviously inferior to the Fiore brand.I will keep these and wear them because of the quality of the lenses, but I'll also continue to search for the perfect fitting frames with similar lens quality to these.