How To Test if you Lenses are Polarized

In this short video, we show you how to test if your Lenses are truly polarized or not.
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[@truemobilegamer1526]

Its a good use of physics
This glass stops all vertical vibration of light and only horizontal vibration can enter in our eyes
Physics is love😍

[@jibanbappasahu8928]

It stops the horizontal glare and allows the vertical light rays to pass....

[@ChuckD59]

@@jibanbappasahu8928 Same idea, either way.

[@sanciamclennon3790]

I did and it worked!

[@RXSafety]

Glad to hear!

[@ej_cycle8144]

Mine are the opposite so they are black when I’m looking normally but when I tilt my head they’re clear haha

[@RXSafety]

Hi,
That's a strange situation, the color should keep dark.

[@arghjayem]

@@RXSafetyno it just means either his screen or his glasses have a polarised filter that’s orientated differently to what is typical. They’re still polarised though. 🤷

[@David-jx4gw]

​@@arghjayemmy phone is polarised at 45 degrees anti clockwise to my glasses.

[@Rayymonster]

So do you tilt your head on things like reading a complicated word?

[@pitviper7924]

This only works with LCD monitors. The newer models that are LED do not use polarized filters in their screens.

[@marslife409]

LED monitors are LCD monitors. LED refers to the backlight, not the panel technology...

[@pitviper7924]

@@marslife409 I was talking about the panel

[@georgewashington1788]

​@@pitviper7924this thing doesn't works with oled and amoled, va tn ips panel doesn't matter all lcd and led or fluorescent back light doesn't changes the effect it's about the panel.

[@pitviper7924]

​@@georgewashington1788 I know that. Maybe you are reading my comments wrong.

[@ckush928]

@@georgewashington1788It works with OLED to, just tried this on my OLED phone.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Mine don’t get black just darker. I never had a pair of polarized sunglasses expensive name brands or cheap Chinese sunglasses all get dark but darker.

[@RXSafety]

Hi Michael,
If they don't get black, they are not polarized. The glasses just got a dark coating.

[@Bipul-ws5cn]

my glass does get darker at a certain angle but i could see the few clearer spots while tilted .. is that just the coating?

[@Chan-minion]

Yes probably don't use them for a solar eclipse@@Bipul-ws5cn

[@driftx2]

My glasses got white when I turn it vertically, are they polarized?

[@ClavinZKL]

Yeah

[@user-gi6dc1hv1e]

Yaaa it's work ❤ thankyou

[@RXSafety]

Hi @user-gi6dc1hv1e,
You're welcome! Glad it worked for you. If you need any more help, feel free to ask! 😊

[@parvigill6096]

Oh Aright Thankyou Sir

[@nitrowad]

Just a quick tip - this won’t work on OLED screens… It works on LCDs…

[@ralphaallaf6348]

I need to know in what direction the lens should be glazed , insert in the frame? The blocking axe should be vertical axis in the frame.?

[@RXSafety]

Hi, @ralphaallaf6348
Thanks for watching. The lens should be glazed where the screen appears black so that the polarization functions properly. If you need more assistance, please let us know!

[@cknight3898]

Is it same with the phone or only computer screen

[@Lion7840-i4c]

The same question

[@-_-_-....]

Phones often have a different screen as lcd, for example a lcd tv will do great when testing. On most modern phones it meight get a bit discolored or darker but visible all the time. Just try

[@chabelcabactulan3925]

Is there a polarized graded lenses?

[@Rumeel12708]

Is there a such thing as UV rating? Example the company advertised uv400?

[@RXSafety]

Hi @Rumeel12708, Thank you for watching.
UV rating measures sunglasses' protection against harmful UV rays. UV400 indicates lenses block nearly all rays up to 400 nm, offering strong UV protection.

[@insert1coin436]

Glass maybe polarised. And visible object also polarises light so they make eachother opaque because theyre in same plane. Or cgi

[@DHardWorker]

It works... thank you😊😊😊

[@RXSafety]

Welcome 😊

[@fireworksxxx2226]

when i turn 90 degree, my glasses not black but change colour.. it is polarised too?? I test on phone screen..

[@Melodie_Info3]

No mate

[@fireworksxxx2226]

@@Melodie_Info3 tq..

[@evandraper623]

Yes they are don’t listen to that other guy lol. Ur computer screen most likely uses lcd while ur phone uses led so the effect is different but if they change color then it’s polarized

[@fireworksxxx2226]

@@evandraper623 👍👍

[@AD-xn7pt]

Hey, so I just got polarized glasses, when my glasses are horizontal (regular position) they're blacked out. When I turned them vertical(sideways) then I can see through them.
What's up with that? Does it mean somethings wrong with the lenses?

[@RXSafety]

Hi AD,
If you can see through when you use them, they are ok.

[@vanessachiunda7262]

Thank you😊

[@RXSafety]

You're welcome 😊

[@sahariarrahat8861]

Is photchromic lens better than polarised lens ?

[@giuseppeamato8886]

Well, I just got new polarised lenses...I think they polarised....I was taking photos with my phone, and when turning the phone 90' I couldn't see anymore the photos, so useless when taking photos

[@cristianbattiato]

Thank you so much

[@RXSafety]

Hi Cristian Battiato, thank you for watching. :) We’re glad to know you enjoyed our video.

[@GhostOfSpartAAA]

Hey, can I use it while driving? Will it cause any problems on Highways?

[@RXSafety]

Hi Ghost, thank you for watching. :) Yes, you sure can wear glasses with polarized lenses while driving. They help with eliminating glare and keeping your vision sharp. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

[@danieldimitri6133]

That's actually where they're best. They reduce glare from distant horizontal surfaces like looking over a lake or roadway or the roof of a distant car. It's the screen on the "infotainment" or navigation setup which may be a problem.

[@TheopticalPakistan]

superb

[@RegumRai]

it turned yellow

[@MadBeaver.]

Thank you! 👍

[@RXSafety]

You're welcome!

[@OMEGANiru]

Good👍🏻

[@Parpearl]

Crazy how this is from 2016 😮

[@RXSafety]

We made this as really quick video for a customer and we still can't believe how many views we get. lol

[@Dm-ih8hl]

Is this supposed to work in two ways ? I get the effect when I turn counterclockwise but not clockwise is it normal ? Thanks for your answer & sorry for the bad English.

[@user-zv3mr6es8m]

That worked with my laptop only, I tried it with my cellphone but doesn't work. Why?

[@jibanbappasahu8928]

Because computer screen or laptop screen is LCD which produces pixallised glare whereas phone screen are LED

[@adnaansami6261]

Is this happens with mobile phone too

[@RXSafety]

Yes, it should look the same with your cellphone.

[@TexterEX]

JESUS SAVES!

[@ironman1080]

If it’s not that’s mean it’s fack?!

[@RXSafety]

This means that they are not using the correct coatings for polarized glasses.

[@cocaincowboy]

yes it means its fack

[@DexterPlayer2016]

It’s definitely facked

[@aamir_ely]

@@cocaincowboy fack 😂😂

[@Rayymonster]

Mine work but i dont black like yours. But not bad for a cheap fake *ss Oakley sunglasses.