Solar Shield Fits Over Polarized Sunglasses. Panorama.Size S.

I have had these several times and they fit perfectly over my smallish thick rimmed glasses. Unfortunately my newest pair of glasses are longer (stick out past my eyes) more than my old ones so these don't fit now. My husband likes them a lot even though he doesn't wear glasses (i'm getting another pair for him) . The medium size fits my bigger glasses very well

Posted measurements don't tell full story. My glasses are small and should fit. But they're a fairly common oval wire frame. This frame swoops up and would be best for retro '50s cat's eye frames. Also, the plastic is really hard, inflexible, and uncomfortable. They only had them on for under a minute and they were already hurting. They go around and press hard into the area behind my ears. And I don't have a big head. I have other pairs of Solar Shields that looked just like this but black matte frames, and they are absolutely wonderful. So sorry this didn't work out.

These work well while they last. A bit of a pain to get on & off depending on the size of your regular glasses. old pair of glasses I had to spread the ear pieces apart on the sunglasses to detach them. If I tried to pull the synglasses straight off they took my regular glasses with them. My new pair of regular glasses don't do that & they barely fit inside the sunglasses but only if they are lined up just right. My #1 issue with these sunglasses is that out of the 4 pair I have gotten so far, EVERY ONE of them have broken at least one of the ear pieces. ALWAYS in the same spot about half way down the ear piece. Fortunately, one time one pair broke the opposite side earpiece from the last pair I had. I took the earpiece off one & attached it to the other to "Frankenstein" a good pair... at least until the next earpiece also broke. I was getting these at my local CVS, but yesterday the one I went to didn't have anymore in stock. I kept buying them because for $20, they weren't a bad investment for my photosensitivity. But I'm about over them always breaking (maybe get 4-6 months out of them at best...) They work when they're in one piece and I learned to save the old broken pair because I can salvage pieces off (including swapping out scratched/chipped lens for a good one off a broken earpiece pair)... But I think I just got fed up with them. Just be aware you get what you pay for & I think these are a bit high at $20...

Too small to fit over my regular glasses.