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Stephen Jenkins is a UK optometrist who qualified in 1990 and has his own practice (Watson and Jenkins Opticians) in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The practice also sells designer sunglasses online and is an official supplier for Oakley, Rayban, Gucci and many more. Advice on ultraviolet light and how to choose the correct tint for your sunglasses. Regular news updates from the eyecare world, such as the latest advances in gene therapy for treating blindness. Free fast UK delivery and low cost worldwide shipping. Visit http://opticalreflections.co.uk/">http://opticalreflections.co.uk/”">http://opticalreflections.co.uk/

Sunglasses and Ultraviolet Light – a Guide to Choosing Your Sunglasses

There are many different types of tint available today for your sunglasses, and choosing the correct tint can be rather confusing. This article guides you through the different colours and types of tint, allowing you to make an informed choice about the most suitable tint for your own personal needs. We also examine the characteristics of ultraviolet light and why protection is important. Read

By: Stephen Jenkins | 06/08/2008 | Science

Designer Sunglasses - Learn About the Different Brands

There are now many different brands of designer sunglasses. This article examines the backgrounds to these different designer brands, tracing back to their roots and finding out how they were first created and grew into the well-known high street fashion brands that we all desire to wear. Learn about Oakley, Rayban, Dolce and Gabbana, Diesel, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Prada, Tommy Hilfiger, and Versace. Read

By: Stephen Jenkins | 06/08/2008 | Fashion

The History of Sunglasses

The use of a tint held up in front of the eyes to reduce the sun’s glare can be traced back to ancient Rome. Since those early days we can follow the development of sunglasses through the centuries as they were modified and improved, arriving at the modern designer sunglasses that we know today. Sunglasses are now used not only to shield our eyes from the sun but also as an important fashion accessory. Read

By: Stephen Jenkins | 05/08/2008 | Science