Polarization of non-polarized sunglasses

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Polarization of non-polarized sunglasses

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07-11-2010, 05:42 PM

agervaziev agervaziev is offline

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Polarization of non-polarized sunglasses

Is it possible? I have no idea how the process works. I recently bought a non-polarized pair of Ray-Ban's and I am happy with them, but as I am driving a lot I noticed that the flair from other cars still irritates my eyes. That is why I want to know if it's possible. So if anybody knows, please help me out here.

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