UVEX

A new toxicology study confirms sunscreen chemicals can be absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, but no hazardous health effects have been suggested

FDA study confirms sunscreen chemicals are absorbed through skin

Research has confirmed chemicals in sunscreen can be detected in the blood of users after just one application. But experts urge people continue using sunscreen as there is no evidence to suggest these findings point to negative health consequences.

Gizmag tries out Uvex's e-Tint-totin' Variotronic cycling glasses

Bicycles

Review: Uvex Variotronic cycling glasses change tint with the press of a button – or on their own

If you're bursting in and out of shadowy forests, the slow reaction time of photochromic glasses just can't keep up. That's where Uvex's Variotronic glasses come in, which change tint in just a tenth of a second. We recently tried a pair out.

Motorcycles

UVEX variotronic helmet visor automatically adjusts to light

A new "variotronic" double lens helmet visor can be electronically switched from light to dark by pressing a button and it can even be switched to automatic mode, where the lens is controlled directly by an integrated photo cell.