Lighting

Yes, you can get polarised sunglasses. Originally intended to be worn night time

Myself I get by on sunny days, though I don't like sun reflecting from shiny surfaces. But blinking red lights, like rear bike lights, or emrgency services cars, those make me dizzy, unable to maintain balance. LED lightbulbs producing cold blueish light makes me unable to relax, No way I can go to sleep with them on

No I want the opposite of sunglasses. More light, not less

I meant night driving glasses, that's what they called in english, but improvement is by removal of light distractions, e.g. glare from street lamps, 

you would need night vision googles to see in a dark, prices for the cheapest are surprisingly low, only £30, but they don't look like glasses

I meant night driving glasses, that's what they called in english, but improvement is by removal of light distractions, e.g. glare from street lamps, 

you would need night vision googles to see in a dark, prices for the cheapest are surprisingly low, only £30, but they don't look like glasses

Oh I don't drive. I can see just fine in low light. I just can't stay awake if it's later than mid afternoon and I'm anywhere dimly lit. Not a lack of sleep as I wake up eight hours after going to bed feeling 100% refreshed and ready to go.