With 4.3 out of five stars from 2,251 ratings, Frienda's polarized anti-glare driving glasses don't rank as highly as the other designs on this list but offer the best clip-on option.

These I-Sential Anti Glare Polarised Night Driving Glasses come with classy tortoiseshell frames as well as a comfortable case to pack them away in - rather than just throwing them in the glove box.

Use an anti-reflective coating on your glasses. If you wear glasses already, you can get an anti-reflective coating to help you see better at night. The coating reduces glare from lights at night.

Zenni’s activator cloth lasts far longer than any other on the market -- for up to 12 months and 1,000 uses. The lenses also come with the added benefit of anti-reflective coating to reduce glare.

There is also an anti-glare coating on the Ocushield Anti-Blue Light Glasses, so you won't have to deal with distracting reflections anymore, while anti-fog protection offers more than 94% clarity.

I’m talking about coatings: the anti-scratch, anti-glare stuff you can add to your lenses to make your glasses—and your vision—ever more powerful. On the surface, these sound like good sense.

Felix Gray’s lenses have an anti-glare coating to help our eyes relax and to sharpen vision, plus a clever blue light filter system that’s actually blended into the lens itself.