Viewing the Eclipse


Aug. 17, 2017


Fake solar eclipse glasses are in the market. Make sure everyone you love knows how to be safe when watching the upcoming solar eclipse. Visit the American Astronomical Society’s website to learn more about the appropriate precautions to take when viewing the eclipse.

https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/iso-certification

#SolarEclipseSafety #PediatricOphthalmology


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