{"id":625688,"date":"2020-06-22T08:50:25","date_gmt":"2020-06-22T07:50:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/?p=625688"},"modified":"2020-06-22T13:16:11","modified_gmt":"2020-06-22T12:16:11","slug":"suneez","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/suneez\/","title":{"rendered":"SUNEEZ!!!!!!! PROTECTING YOUR CHILD\u2019S EYE HEALTH THIS SUMMER. www.suneez.com SUNEEZ!!!!!!!!!!!"},"content":{"rendered":"

PROTECTING YOUR CHILD\u2019S EYE HEALTH THIS SUMMER.<\/h3>\n

www.suneez.com<\/a><\/p>\n

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Summer hasn\u2019t quite reached us in the UK, not that we\u2019re counting down or anything. Afternoons in the park, days spent outside, lying on the beach soaking up as much vitamin D as possible. We all love being in the sunshine but can be guilty of forgetting just how powerful the sun\u2019s rays are. Most adults will invest in a quality pair of sunglasses for themselves that will last for years to come, while their children\u2019s optical health is often overlooked. Covering children with factor 50 sun cream to protect their delicate skin comes naturally, forgetting it leaves their eyes exposed to the harsh damaging rays that can-do permanent harm.<\/p>\n

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David Strang Founder\/ CEO of Suneez says:<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cChildren\u2019s eyes are more at risk of damage from the sun\u2019s ultraviolet rays. The lenses in their eyes are clearer and their pupils are wider, so let in more harmful rays. This may lead to cataracts developing prematurely later in life\u201d.<\/p>\n

\u201cTHEY\u2019LL BREAK THEM OR LOSE THEM\u201d\u2026 NOT SUNEEZ\u00ae!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Suneez, a UK based company are offering a brand-new range of stylish, polarised, funky kids\u2019 sunglasses, which feature all the sun-blocking properties of an expensive pair of adult sunglasses. They come in one size, designed to fit kids from ages 3-10 years and are available in a range of cool colour combinations to make your little one look the part this summer!<\/p>\n

Parents often avoid spending a lot of money on children\u2019s sunglasses as they feel their kids \u201cwill break them or lose them\u201d. Suneez have been developed with this in mind. They are made from highly flexible, virtually unbreakable material. Included with every pair is a colour coded gift box, silicone sports strap and a microfibre carry pouch \u2013 encouraging kids to keep their Suneez safe.<\/p>\n

Key benefits of Suneez:
\n100% UVA\/ UVB protection \u2013 Suneez lenses block 100% of harmful UVA \/ UVB rays up to and including UV400, protecting children\u2019s sensitive eyes.
\nPolarised lenses \u2013 reducing glare for safer, more comfortable and crystal-clear vision.
\nVirtually unbreakable \u2013 with fully flexible frames, Suneez won\u2019t snap when bent!
\nStrap and carry pouch \u2013 kids won\u2019t damage or lose their Suneez thanks to the handy strap and carry pouch that comes with each pair, also doubling as a useful lens cleaner.
\nVibrant packaging \u2013 making them perfect as a fun, cool gift for kids this summer.<\/p>\n

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David Strang, Founder \/ CEO of Suneez said of the brand: \u201cWe asked many focus groups of parents why they don\u2019t spend much on children\u2019s sunglasses, and the resounding response was that they\u2019ll either get broken or lost, or that the parents weren\u2019t aware children\u2019s eyes were more susceptible to sun damage. We wanted Suneez to be fashion forward, tough, high quality and surpass safety requirements without breaking the bank. Most of all\u2026 kids love to wear them\u201d.<\/p>\n

Suneez are available to order from www.suneez.com<\/a><\/p>\n

RRP: \u00a325<\/p>\n

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