Ray-Ban Wayfarer Sunglasses - Tortoise Frame Green Lenses Polarized 50-22

Yes, the product description specifies 'Green Lenses Polarized,' confirming that these sunglasses feature polarized lenses designed to reduce glare.

These numbers refer to the dimensions of the sunglasses. '50' indicates the lens width in millimeters, and '22' indicates the bridge width (the distance between the lenses) in millimeters.

For best results, use a clean microfiber cloth, often provided with the sunglasses. If lenses are very dirty, you can gently mist them with clean water or a lens cleaning spray before wiping. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.

High-quality acetate frames like those typically used for Ray-Bans are designed for durability. To best preserve the tortoise pattern and frame integrity, store them in their case when not in use and avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures.

The Original Wayfarer is a classic design that complements many face shapes. However, fit is personal. We recommend trying them on to ensure they meet your comfort and style preferences. Professional adjustments can often improve the fit.

Info needed: The specific frame material for this variant is not detailed in the provided product information. Ray-Ban Wayfarers are typically made from high-quality acetate.

The product information specifies 'Polarized Green Lenses' but does not explicitly state the level of UV protection. High-quality sunglasses generally offer UV protection, but please refer to official Ray-Ban documentation or packaging for specific UV ratings if this information is critical for your purchase.

Ensure you are using a clean microfiber cloth. For persistent smudges, gently mist the lenses with water or a specialized lens cleaner before wiping. Avoid using clothing or rough materials.

This can sometimes be adjusted by an optical professional who can gently reshape the temples for a snugger fit. Do not attempt significant adjustments yourself to avoid damaging the frame.

Polarized lenses primarily block horizontal glare. Some vertical glare or light from non-reflective surfaces may still be visible. Ensure the sunglasses are properly positioned on your face to maximize their effect. In very specific lighting conditions, some glare might be unavoidable.

A professional optician can often make minor adjustments to the temple arms to alleviate pressure points. If discomfort persists, the frame size or style might not be ideal for your specific face shape.