Don't Look at the Sun! Solar Eclipse Safety Tips

Ahead of next week's solar eclipse, the CDC is warning that viewing a partial solar eclipse without proper eye protection – even very briefly – can cause permanent vision loss and blindness. Anyone who experiences vision changes after viewing the solar eclipse on Monday should contact an eye care professional immediately.

Don't Look at the Sun! Solar Eclipse Safety Tips CDC— Ahead of next week's solar eclipse, the CDC is warning that viewing a partial solar eclipse without proper eye protection – even very briefly – can cause permanent vision loss and blindness. Anyone who experiences vision changes after viewing the solar eclipse on Monday should contact an eye care professional immediately. Read More →

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