Frequency of non-standard sunglasses sold by miscellaneous vendors in Tehran in 2010

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Abstract:
Background
Solar light has various electromagnetic radiations include Ultraviolet, Visible & infrared rays. Overexposure to solar ultraviolet radiations can lead to some dangerous disorders and usage of non standard sunglasses can increase foregoing harmful effects. In Iran cataract is the most common disorder produced by UV rays. This study aims to measure the transmission of ultraviolet (A and B) and visible rays according to standards through sunglasses provided from miscellaneous vendors.
Materials And Methods
In this study, 150 sunglasses were assessed by spectral transmittance meter for evaluation of the transmission of visible and ultraviolet rays.
Results
In transmission of UV-A, 41.7% of brown & 42.4% of gray sunglasses could not pass defined standard criteria; in transmission of UV-B, 3.8 % of brown and 11% of gray sunglasses could not pass standard criteria.
Conclusion
It should be noted that, buying sunglasses from miscellaneous vendors can be dangerous and is not recommended; standard sunglasses should be bought only from licensed shops.
Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of Research In Medical Sciences, Volume:35 Issue: 3, 2012
Page:
163
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