80s Neon Party Sunglasses for Adult Party Favors with CPSIA certified-Lead(Pb) Content Free

Firstly I'm clinically photophobic meaning that I am sensitive to sunlight. I use sunglasses and a wide brimmed hat basically all of the time that I am outside regardless of the season when the sun is out.I, wanting to be fashionable used to buy $100-150 sunglasses, which I could never hang on to for over a year. After being burned several times I decided it was stupid and a false economy. I wanted "disposable" sunglasses that I wouldn't have a huge amount of attachment to due to the "sunken goods fallacy."I wanted throwaway glasses in bulk. I saw that these were in the classic 80's/90's neon style and I love me a good gimmick. I also love me a good price point.All things said and done these are an exact replica of those 80's/90's neon sunglasses I had as a child. For those who remember the lenses to those glasses back then were very dark. It may be too much for some, but that darkness is exactly as I remember them in the 90's. I've actually looked for sunglasses this dark and could never find any. At around $1.20 a pair, if I lose or damage a pair, I can just dispose of them and simply take another out of the box, something I wouldn't do with more expensive frames.

I got these for our patients to wear. I work in a dental office and they are dark! Protects their eyes from the overhead light when I accidentally shine it in their eyes. We get alot of compliments and a few comments. Lol. But we like them and they are fun.

dark and cheap just like me.these babies don’t let a lot of light in - which is great for those with light sensitivity and social anxiety (excellent hater-blockers). but they do make reading dimmer led lights (like car dash, speedometer, etc) difficult.overall I’m stoked because I forget them all the time and most are over-priced (I’m looking at you, Ray Banz O_o) and these actually hide your eyes like a sunglass should!

They're really dark but I got used to them snd now I like them. Good value for the money.

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We used these if a gift bag for our preschool leaders at church and they were a hit! Our leaders loved how sturdy they were and each one was packaged separately.

Got for my students for a “Top Secret Agent” theme. They loved them!

They’re cheap and do the job, but it’s just about as dark as a welding visor