Polarised glasses have been in the scene for a while now. Earlier used by fishermen and boaters to protect their eyes from reflective glasses, polarised sunglasses have gradually managed to grab the spotlight into latest fashion trends over the years. But still, with its unique anti-glare technology and rising popularity, polarised glasses are not free from airs of false impressions. So, to clear things up, let’s take a look at some of the biggest myths about polarised sunglasses and debunk them here. # MYTH 1: You can’t wear polarised sunglasses while driving. Polarised glasses can help in blocking out the reflective lights from the car’s metallic body or those from surfaces of other vehicles or asphalt of the road surfaces. But, this does not help in all situations, depending on the position of the sun, it can also make it a little difficult to see the tiny details like some small puddles or oil spills on roads that can make you vehicle slip if not paid attention to, Which is why mo...