We all know sunlight can definitely affect our skin (i.e. wrinkles, sun spots, moles, skin cancer, etc.). However, did you know it could also really affect your eyes?
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How does sunlight affect your eyes?
Created on: Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Author: Slade Baker Vision Center
Category: General
