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What WHO’s Past UV Reports Tell Us About Eye Health — And What You Can Do

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Why UV Eye Protection Is Essential: What Every Eye Shield User Should Know

Protecting More Than Skin: Why Eye Protection Matters in the Fight Against Skin Cancer

Optometry-Doctor Recommended

It has been well established that UV radiation as well as elements in the blue part of the visible specyrum contribute to eye disease. The most common among these are cataract and macular degeneration.

For Optometry Offices

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Health Benefits

Although the eyelid is designed to protect the eye, its skin is exceedingly thin and contains many fragile tissues that may be injured by UV light. Inside teh eye, the lens and the cornea, both transparent, filter UV rays, but by doing so for many years, they may become damaged.

Ultraviolet Rays and Vision Health

Did you know that prolonged exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays may cause eye conditions that can lead to vision loss and blindness?