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There are two types of UV light to be concerned about: UVA, which is associated with skin aging, and UVB, which is associated with skin burning. UV 400-protected sunglasses block both.

Polarized lenses, like UV sunglasses, protect your eyes from sun damage. While they do offer UV (ultraviolet) protection from the sun's rays, they also have other added benefits.

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Over the course of your life, UV light can damage your eyes and the skin that surrounds them. This means that it’s important to protect your eyes by using products like photochromic lenses.

But not all sunglasses have UV protection. Look for a UV label when shopping for sunglasses. Glasses should block at least 99 percent of UV-A and UV-B rays. And don't forget the kids.

Toy or novelty sunglasses, which won’t tout UV protection on the label, can put kids’ eyes at greater risk of sun damage. Here’s what you need to know about protecting children’s eyes.