7Eye Sunglasses - Briza / Frame: Glossy Black Lens: Sharpview Clear

I love the 7 eye brand!! The best for dry eyes, in the car it keeps the AC out of your eyes . However this shows the wrong product, I was wanting those sunglasses but got clear lenses instead.

I just received these and wore them for an hour yesterday. Probably I should wait longer to write a review. But here it is now, and if need be I will update as time goes on. I like these quite well so far. I have one very dry eye from Bell's Palsy residuals. I've tried so many drops/gels/tapes/moisture chamber goggles and glasses, and so far these seem like one of the best. I already had a pair of 7-eye Churada sunglasses. They are VERY good at keeping wind out of my eyes outdoors, but after a while they do feel a little bit hot and heavy--not too bad, but noticeable. I wanted a pair of 7-eyes with clear lenses to wear indoors when my eye gets uncomfortable. The great thing about 7-eye is that if you order from them (sorry, amazon), they will allow you to order 3 pairs for a 10-day trial, so you can really know what you want. (They hold your credit card number, and then only charge you after you decide what you want, and send back those you don't). So far the Briza feel more comfortable than the Churada. They really are designed differently--good for a small female face like mine. I wouldn't mind them just a bit smaller even, but these will definitely do. Not so heavy as the Churada, nor so warm. I'm actually not sure whether they stop wind as well (perhaps they do), but I want these to wear indoors so it doesn't matter. In fact, I may have my reading prescription put in, so I can moisturize my eyes while reading! They are comfortable, and I can see well out of them--good lenses and wide visual field. Attractive? Well, none of these type of glasses are real fashion statements! These are OK (I got them in bronze, not black); I wouldn't really want to have to wear them in social situations, but hey, if they keep your eyes healthy, that's important. The Churada sunglasses, BTW, look fine--you can get away with more in sunglasses, and the Churadas don't raise any eyebrows. I give the Brizas 5 stars because they are about the best (along with Churada) moisture chamber glasses I've found.