Safety Sun Glasses

1.isn't it better to wear SOME pair of sun glasses when ur out in the sun than NONE at all. will ur eyes get worse if u wear one that isn't that good? that is I'd like to know whether ordinary sun glasses can help in any way or do they harm ur eyesight?
2. is it necessary to get a branded one or r there ordinary ones which r equally safe and useful?
3. what sun glasses(cooling glasses) are the best? for eg. UV protected etc..
4. If im going for any brands what r the best brands, not for style, just safety. preferably affordable.

They don't necesarily have to be name brand as long as they are uv protected so you don't hurt your skin or your eyes cause this sun can be very damaging to your eyes!!

2007-08-06 10:03:17 by hihello

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I really would like to keep my son in the middle of the back seat for safety reasons (I fear getting hit from another car), but every morning on the way to daycare we drive toward the sun, which obviously bothers him. He's only 14 months, and won't keep sun glasses on. He doesn't understand that if he turns his head to the side and looks out the side windows, the sun is out of his eyes. In short of moving him to behind my seat, is there another solution?

Sure. Go to Target or Walmart or wherever and get those suction-cup window shades for your car's side windows. You'll find 'em in the baby aisle (I know SafetyFirst makes them), and that's exactly what they're for.

You can also try putting him in a sun hat with a wide brim. Lots of baby companies make baseball-style caps for wee ones, which will be more comfy when sitting in a car seat than a hat with a 360-degree brim.

2007-04-16 19:15:11 by AngiePangie

Price: $19.99

Safety glass and Reading glass all-in-one
Handgrip pattern on temple is ergonomically positioned for secure grip
Impact resistant and 99.9% UV protection

I've done it. can someone read it and tell me if it's any good? i want honest answers. don't mind spelling mistakes,
is there anyhting i shuld take out?

1).should i bring in a wide brim hat, sun glasses, a bottle of sunscreen and along sleeve shirt?
2). have a sheet for everyone with pictures of melanomas and the cancer council website and number
3). or have a slide show in the back ground of pictures..

i'm 15, and i'm a girl, if that helps haha :S


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“Slip on a shirt, slop on some sunscreen and slap on a hat” Says Sid the cancer council seagull. Although this slogan is commonly used across our nation every summer, there is not enough education about sun safety through out our schools.

Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. The most deadliest and rapid moving cancer of them all. The first sign of melanoma is usually a new spot or an existing mole or freckle that changes in appearance.

Some of the changes might be that the spot may grow larger. The edges of the spot may look irregular rather than smooth. The spot may be mottled with a range of colours such as brown, black, blue, red, white or light grey. The spot may be itchy or may bleed. Here is an example of a melanoma...(this is where i'd show a picture of one)

It's recommended that you go straight to the doctors when you notice these signs, every few months especially the warmer ones. you should get all your moles and freckles checked just to be on the safe side.

People with fair skin are at higher risk of developing melanoma than those with darker skin. but it is no substitute for sunscreen and adequate protective clothing.

As our earth is getting hotter and hotter, it should only be common sense that we should be taking further care of our skin. a long sleeve top, A wide brim hat, SPF15+ sunscreen, and protective sunglasses are suitable during the scorching summer temperatures.

“Between 11am and 3pm, stay under a tree, the best sunscreen of all is absolutely free.” This statement is not true, because even during the coldest times of the year, you can still get sun burnt. And not only that, UV Rays are not the only thing that causes cancer, Tanning booths and pollution can trigger melanomas.

Although there are several causes of cancer, there are also many, many myths about cancer. I’m sure a majority of you have heard that putting your mobile phone down your shirt or under your pillow of a night, causes cancer. Not true, I can assure you of that.

Myth number 2). Household bug sprays causes cancer, Sleeping with an underwire bra causes cancer, Photocopying a body part causes cancer, applying sunscreen once a day will keep you safe from UV rays, You can’t get burnt when you’re in the snow. Pay no attention, for not one of these is true.


On average; One in 24 males and one in 33 females will develop melanoma of skin by the age of 75. Every year over 9500 new cases of melanoma are diagnosed in Australia and more than 1200 people die. In 2003, melanoma of the skin was the most common cancer in men aged 15 to 19 and 25 to 54 and women aged 15 to 34.

A recent sunscreen ad by Neutrogena Sunscreen features a young woman with the caption, 'My sister accidentally killed herself. She died of Skin Cancer'. The message is clear: Those who die of the disease only have themselves to blame.

Although melanoma only accounts for 2% of cancer deaths, It is still ultimately important to protect yourself from the harmful UV rays.


There are many different cancer fundraisers, for different kinds of cancers.
World Cancer Day is marked on February 4th to raise awareness of cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment.

Jeans for Genes is a major fundraiser of the Children's Medical Research Institute.
This includes Jeans for Genes Day, events, exhibitions and other fundraising events throughout the year.

Daffodil Day is the largest fundraising event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere and the day of the year we invite all Australians to unite and lend their support to the fight against cancer.

The money raised will help the Cancer Council to fund essential services, education and research programs, making a difference to lives of people with cancer today, and helping to protect lives tomorrow.

A lot of people these days who have passed on from cancer, their families request that donations to the cancer council are made in lieu of flowers, so more money can be put in to research. Instead of money being wasted on flowers and dying like their loved ones.

Cancer research has come such a long way in the past 2 decades. When you were diagnosed with cancer back then, It was almost like a death sentence. But now with cancer research and treatments, such as radiology and chemotherapy and certain medications, a lot can be cured it’s just when it reaches the vital organs, ie. Liver, lungs, bowel, the survival rate drops dramatically,

I recently had a personal experience with melan

Sounds good

good luck

2008-08-27 06:42:40 by hfkdjfhdkhf

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i want to put a sun porch off the back of my house on top of the existing deck.i want to make it not buy 1.i have old sliding glass doors.is it possible to use the glass out of it ?its tempered,so safety wont be the problem,nor strength.i can frame the thing myself.and im sure i can seal/fasten it so it wont leak.like i said,i have experience in home improvement ,fabrication ,construction experience.does anyone know anybody who has done this?or have you seen it done using tempered glass from sliding glass doors or something similar.any ideas,from those who have experience in home improvement also?
thanks for the info maris,but i live in america.and i know about permits and how to get around them also.

We have a sunroom, but we have screens and vinyl windows, not glass. We shopped around alot, and I found most vendors pretty forthcoming with advice on what to do - but we did not build our own.

I don't know where you live, but we had to get building permits and submit our plans to the village engineers for approval, have the utility companys come out and mark the ground (although you may not need that because the deck already exists), and then the village building department came out regularly to check on construction. Each village has limits on weight, materials etc. We were actually the first home in our town that had a sunroom.

I know construction wise, this isn't much help, but I thought I'd share the info about permits with you so you don't get fined it you need them.

Good luck - I hope your room comes out great!

2008-01-21 05:02:14 by mr. y

I have a pair of cheesy wal mart sunglasses and a pair of expensive sunglasses that double as safety glasses. Why is it that the inside of the lenses ofthe the wal mart pair get dirty and the expensive ones stay clean?? The wal mart variety actually are better bright sun.

Here's a question for ya: why is it that every time I buy a pair of somewhat expensive sunglasses, I loose them. But if I buy a cheapo pair (like the ones I bought at K-mart that were marked down to $1.50), I can't lose them?

2006-04-06 11:14:04 by jay is mad at me