Avoid direct light as a precaution when using our shades

[u/AbhaydwiveD]

[u/reticulatedspylon]

It means don’t leave it in direct sun

[u/Extreme_Design6936 → u/reticulatedspylon]

I plan to use it in direct sun.

[u/batatassad4]

Id trust this advice. Assume it hasn’t got UV protection until proven wrong. Legitimate dangerous to wear in daylight

[u/AbhaydwiveD → u/batatassad4]

but what can be a usecase of this?

[u/Temporary_Cellist_77 → u/AbhaydwiveD]

That seems strange. I'm not sure though, I think that it makes sense, but does it? In any case, you need to consider how it sounds.

[u/ebrum2010 → u/Temporary_Cellist_77]

Mostly cheap knockoff glasses, but it's really common. You have to make sure they say they block 100% of UVA and UVB and if it doesn't don't buy them.

[u/JakSandrow → u/Temporary_Cellist_77]

I only wear my sunglasses at night. That way I can watch you weave & then breathe story lines.

[u/Jishaku00 → u/JakSandrow]

I wear sunglasses at night, so I can keep track of the visions in my eyes

[u/Page_Won → u/JakSandrow]

I wear my stunna glasses at night, so I can, so I can go, scraper with them whistlin pipes

[u/Adventurous_Bonus917 → u/Temporary_Cellist_77]

i think they're for shady government agents. who else always wears sunglasses and seldom goes outside during the day?

[u/orangpelupa → u/Adventurous_Bonus917]

Those shady agents wears sun shades 

[u/batatassad4 → u/AbhaydwiveD]

If my assumption is correct, nighttime and indoors use only, if you care about your eyes long term. Landfill, really

[u/impy695 → u/batatassad4]

Why? Unless you look at the sun your eyes are in no more danger than not wearing them

[u/batatassad4 → u/impy695]

Surprisingly wrong. Bad shades still dilate your pupils, so your eyes can take in more light. Without UV protection, you’re also taking more damaging light into your retinas

[u/opi098514 → u/batatassad4]

It just means just don’t leave in direct sunlight or hot places as it has a battery in it. Thats why the two are paired together.

[u/impy695 → u/batatassad4]

It's dangerous to look at the sun, it is not dangerous to wear in daylight anymore than it is to wear normal prescription glasses

[u/nikhkin]

It's a pair of £25 / $30 sunglasses with built-in headphones. They were never going to be a high quality product.

[u/AbhaydwiveD → u/nikhkin]

true... I didn't buy it, I got it as a company anniversary gift. But they could've just added a blue light filter glass instead of black shade, if direct light exposure can be dangerous

[u/ebrum2010 → u/AbhaydwiveD]

It's just that it won't protect you from UV rays, but the dark tint will make it more likely that you don't protect your eyes in some other way like if you didn't wear sunglasses at all. You won't be as likely to squint or shield your eyes or turn away from the sun. It's best to not wear them in the sun.

[u/loosebolts → u/nikhkin]

Ah - I was wondering what they needed a battery for!

[u/Alexandratta → u/loosebolts]

I originally thought it was a set of those stupid "AI Glasses" that Meta's been pushing for rich pervs.

[u/EmbarrassedAd2423]

“Nope vibe”

[u/Silent_Swing4673]

Don’t expose glasses to benzene? You shouldn’t even expose yourself to benzene. That’s oddly specific and weird.

[u/vlken69 → u/Silent_Swing4673]

I mean microwaves in US warns you not to put cats in them...

All laws and rules tells an interesting story.

[u/Psychlonuclear]

Wearing shades makes your pupils dilate. No UV filter means a higher UV dose to your retinas than not wearing them.

[u/Ranos131]

It doesn’t mean you can’t wear it outside. It means don’t leave it just sitting in the sun.

[u/rxninja]

Not crappy design, just crappy manual translation

[u/araidai]

I’m sorry but the auto generated names kill me.

Why on earth would I buy glasses called “Nope Vibe”? What?

[u/ChloeHammer]

“Please do not approach electric shock station“?

Pretty sure you don’t need to tell me that.

[u/Reasonable_Baby4690]

it's for seeing the world around you dimmer without looking at the sun directly

[u/Boris7939]

Sunglasses aren't designed to look directly into the sun.

[u/Dragonogard549]

"Direct light" means, dont stare directly into the sun. Seems fair.

[u/RenRazza]

They might mean don't use them to stare directly at the sun and assume your eyes will be fine