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One third of sunglasses sold on platforms like Amazon, eBay and Shein pose an eyesight risk to children.

A Which? investigation uncovered that a third of children's sunglasses purchased from online marketplaces such as Amazon, AliExpress, eBay, and Temu fail to provide adequate protection and are ...

Warning as one-third of children’s sunglasses fail Which? testing Researchers bought 20 pairs of sunglasses from online marketplaces such as Amazon, AliExpress, eBay, and Temu. Here’s what ...

The smart glasses that let deaf people 'see' conversationsA third of children's sunglasses bought from popular online marketplaces are unsafe and do not provide the required protection, an ...

And all the kids’ sunglasses bought from marketplaces were missing key information, labels and markings required for them to be sold in the UK legally. The latest in our series of investigations into ...

None of the 20 pairs of sunglasses Which? bought from online marketplaces could be sold legally in the UK, the consumer group warned.