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PolaVisor® - The first sun visor with a Polarized Filter guaranteed to
dramatically reduce glare over 90% while rendering razor sharp vision
clarity.
The lens
of PolaVisor is constructed with three layers of special optical
material including a Polarized Filter. The same or similar Polarized Lens
is used to produce highly sophisticated optical equipment such as
telescopes, camera lenses etc. including expensive sunglasses.
We guarantee PolaVisor offers superior quality and reduces glare over
90%.
POLARIZED filter reduces reflected glare from pavement, water,
snow, sand and cars by over 90%
Reduces sunlight brightness up to 80% without any dimming effect
Heightens vision contrast
Renders razor sharp clarity
Reduces eye strain and fatigue
Increases driving comfort and safety
Fits all cars, vans, trucks, SUV's, RV's
Fully adjustable clips for security and durability
Convenient and easy installation
Use:
With Campers and RV's
Pleasure Boats
Commercial Watercraft
Year round in any part of the world
Makes a Great Gift!
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Only $29.95

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Unique technology makes PolaVisor® affordable.
Polarizer has been around since the 1930s, but total costs of
manufacturing polarized lens have been very high - a major reason why no
automotive polarized visors have previously appeared. Our unique
technology of producing polarized lenses without compromising its quality
and efficiency enables us to charge only a fraction of what would normally
be charged. Considering the fact that lenses of PolaVisor® are the same
polarized material used to produce high quality sunglasses (which cost
several hundred dollars per pair), PolaVisor® is a real bargain.
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One Today!
Only $29.95
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Warning: PolaVisor is for day driving only!
We do
not recommend PolaVisor for night driving as the glare caused by car
headlights is different from glare caused by sunlight.
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