paranoidandroid:
I believe having one ear not too noticeably lower than the other is more common than having level ears !
The flexible frames that Maui Jim and other makers offer can be stepped on, smashed, driven over and still go back to their original shape - they are guaranteed, correct me if I'm wrong anyone, for life:
a once-off investment that saves you a LOT of money in the long run.
The ear levels are adjustable for your face and that service is free whenever you buy a pair of glasses from any lens shop.
There are cataracts that form as early as 49 years and earlier and can be very fast growing - you become blind very fast. Sun damage is the main cause of cataracts (Australians get them more often and relatively very young). It starts from when you are young and builds - the damage is accumulative but not apparent until it is too late when symptoms appear.
As a driver you are more exposed to potential sun damage than normally exposed Aussies - a professional health hazard.
Like others advised - sunglasses are an important tool to protect one of your most important assets, your eyes: cutting terrible sudden glare may save your life.
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