Pollen can easily reach the eyes when children are outdoors. Compared with traditional sunglasses, a wraparound shape provides additional coverage around the sides of the eyes, helping reduce exposure to pollen & irritants.
Snugsee Snug Fit sunglasses are designed to sit closer around the eye area and minimise gaps.
Our soft Snug Shield padding sits discretely inside the frame, meaning they can be worn as everyday UV400 sunglasses throughout spring, summer and beyond.
For pollen season, fit and coverage are most important. All Snug Fit styles use the same closer-fitting design, so you can choose the lens based on your child's needs & preferences.
Our versatile everyday option for outdoor play and bright conditions. A great all rounder & suitable for most children.
Helps reflect more glare in very bright conditions with a sportier mirror look. Suitable for all children & may be preferred for those with light sensitivity.
Close-fitting wraparound sunglasses can help reduce the amount of airborne pollen reaching the eye area by providing additional coverage around the sides of the face.
The NHS recommends wearing wraparound sunglasses during hay fever season to help stop pollen getting into the eyes. They do not treat hay fever, but can be a useful practical option when children are outdoors during pollen season.
Look for sunglasses with a close-fitting wraparound shape and good coverage around the sides of the eyes. Snugsee Snug Fit sunglasses also include our discrete Snug Shield padding around the frame to help minimise gaps.
The Snug Shield is discrete, soft foam padding that sits around the inside of our Snug Fit frames, helping create closer coverage around the eye area.
It is designed to provide additional protection from pollen, wind, dust & glare while remaining comfortable for everyday wear.
No. Sunglasses are not a treatment for hay fever, but wraparound sunglasses can help reduce the amount of pollen reaching the eyes when outdoors.
Allergy UK specifically recommends wearing wraparound sunglasses during pollen season to help keep pollen allergens out of the eyes.
They can be a useful part of managing pollen exposure alongside any treatment or advice recommended for your child.
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