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Eagle Eyes Sunglasses with Nasa Optic technology
12.19.19
Looking for a high-quality holiday gift at an affordable price for your loved ones with an added bonus? We just discovered Eagle Eyes sunglasses that protect eyesight from the harmful effects of solar radiation. Eagle Eyes is a cutting-edge eyewear brand for women's sunglasses and men's sunglasses that offers the only sunglasses to use NASA-certified technology. And, they are priced from $39.95 to $89.96 for a 4-in-1 lens system.
Developed from original NASA optic technology that replicated the oil droplets found in eagles' eyes, their sun lenses protect your eyes by blocking blue light and 99.9% of harmful solar radiation, while expanding your vision.
UVA and UVB can cause cataracts that may damage your retinas, and scattered blue light can increase your risk of macular degeneration. Eagle Eyes' TriLenium® lenses block all three types of damaging radiation. They’re polarized to significantly reduce glare and improve and expand your vision in bright situations. You'll be able to see more comfortably in bright situations and cut through glare on the water, on the golf course, and other outdoor activities.
The Eagles Eyes collection includes sunglasses, low light, night, computer and 4-in-1 magnetic eyewear system that gives you four innovative lens technologies in a single, stylish platform. This exclusive Eagle Eyes system provides 24/7 vision support with StimuLight® Vision Enhancement, TriLenium Polarized and Night-Lite lenses that magnetically and inconspicuously attach to a DigiTec base frame.
You can view all of the Eagles Eyes collections at eagleeyes.com
They’re offering free ground shipping on orders at $55 plus, as well as select international shipping available.
Save 25% on throughout the site including e-gift cards if you shop now at eagleeyes.com.
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Happy ‘Spa’lidays from Spa Gregorie’s!
12.19.19
This holiday season, delight all on your list with a gift certificate to Spa Gregorie’s – at a discount! This venerable spa has specially priced services and packages to make its award-winning services accessible to all. Seasonal favorites include the Mistletoe Massage – 90 full minutes of massage bliss for just $149 – a $181 value!
Or choose the Head to Toe Renewal – A one hour massage plus a 75-minute signature facial and bonus botanical foot scrub – Just $264 – a $295 value. And right up until Christmas (Dec. 21 – 24), the spa is giving 10% off any two retail items and 20% off any three retail items. With locations in Newport Beach and Rancho Santa Margarita, Spa Gregorie’s was recently voted Favorite Day Spa by The Los Angeles Times and has won numerous other prestigious awards. Spa Gregorie’s – the gift that always fits!
Spa Gregorie's Gift Certificates available here spagregories.com.
200 Newport Center Dr. Suite 100 in Newport Beach. 949.644.6672.
30212 Tomas #150, in Rancho Santa Margarita. 949.858.9455.
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