Abstract: A sun visor for attachment to a pair of eyeglasses temples. The visor is a flat surface with an inner concave and a convex outer edge. The visor itself resembles the bill of a baseball cap. The visor is added to a pair of glasses by slipping the temples through the temple holes in the visor and sliding the visor to the front most part of the glasses. By dong so the visor will arch upward and due to the two temple holes the visor will remain in place giving shade from the sun to the wearer. There are two things unique about my visor design. The first thing that is unique about my sun visor is that it has two template holes which gives stability to the visor and does not allow the visor to fall forward into the wearers face. The second is the slits in the material connected to the template holes allowing templates that are thicker in the middle to slide forward to the front end of the template hinge.