Hi I'm a migraine suffer who is not allowed to wear tinted sunglasses to work at Walmart  but I work there as a cashier we have no right to say any thing to you about your glasses you can go to management and complane that is your right.Right now I'm suffering from one because last night a few of the bulb were gere getting ready to blow over where I was working and it was like flickingit's also like cops cars lights will trigger a migraine in a heart beat for me to- the only problem I have with sunglassess on customers at work is if they are pololized becaused then you can noy see the box where you have to sign your name till you lift them for a minute.

       Sorry for the honesty.

                                                                    Minite

I can understand your frustration, unfortunately polarized lenses are the only ones that help me. However, I try to be courteous enough to flip them on top of my head so I don't keep the whole line waiting trying to sign the machine, you also can't see to pump gas, it cust out the digital box. Under ADA would you not be able to use a tinted lense if you went to the eye doc -- I had done this and they made a pair witha tint in them and anti reflective/glare coating. This helped with the lighting at theh hospital and btw people thought it was stylish...not expecting that...I had a tan tint in my suttle with the glare protection. Sinec they were dispened via the doc nobody could do anything abou that.

Thanks Daisy I'll remember that when I go get me eyes checked again.

Be sure to really inspect the tinted colors available. Some of them actually aggravated me (yellows). Greys made it too difficult to really focus on what I was seeing, but we found for me personally a light mixing of the rose tint with some brown (so light it was a tan color mixed with rose) gave me some relief. It did take the doc three times back and foth to the lab because the first was way to dark, the second color not compatible, but third time was a charm with a slightly rose/tan tint. The anti glare/reflective coat was essential. Pearle Vision did a great job with mine (FYI). Also a polarized lens cuts the glare and does work miracles. If you have rx sunglasses it is the way to go. I don't know if they can polarize a clear lense, if they could, I'd be sold! Maui Jim polarized lenses were previously the only ones I could wear until I did the polarized sunglass at Pearle Vision.

GOOD LUCK!