A Which? investigation has identified children’s sunglasses bought from some online retailers to be unsafe to wear because ...

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A recent Which? investigation found that a third of children's sunglasses bought from online marketplaces including Amazon, AliExpress, eBay and Temu did not provide the required protection and ...

We all know the importance of protecting our children's eyes from the sun's rays, particularly on sunny days. But a disturbing new report has found some kids' sunglasses bought online do not meet UK ...

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The sunglasses were purchased from Amazon, AliExpress, eBay, TikTok, Temu and Shein, and several models used novelty shapes which may appeal to children, such as heart or cat-shaped lenses. Among ...

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One third of sunglasses sold on platforms like Amazon, eBay, AliExpress and Shein pose an eyesight risk to children, according to research carried out by a trusted consumer watchdog.

A new investigation reveals that a third of children's sunglasses sold online fail to provide adequate eye protection and pose a serious safety risk.

A third of children's sunglasses purchased from popular online marketplaces such as Amazon, AliExpress, Ebay, and Temu have ...

Several models including Cute Cat Kids’ Sunglasses UV Protection (£1.59 from Amazon), Classic Vintage Holiday Sunglasses UV400 (£3.99 on eBay), Kids’ Aviators (£1.16 from AliExpress), Kids ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. One third of sunglasses sold on platforms like Amazon, eBay, AliExpress and Shein pose an eyesight risk to children, according to research ...