Make the Most of Your Cosmic Viewing Experience

With the solar eclipse set to pass overhead on April 8, the excitement is palpable, isn't it? As fellow admirers of celestial wonders, we at ClearSight are thrilled to share some crucial tips to ensure you have a safe and unforgettable viewing experience.

Looking directly at the sun—even during the eclipse—exposes your eyes to UV radiation that could damage and affect vision.

1. Snag Your FREE Certified Solar Eclipse Glasses: Don't miss out on this stellar opportunity! Claim your FREE pair of certified solar eclipse glasses by scheduling your surgery with us before April 8th. It's our way of saying thank you for being part of the ClearSight family!
2. Put Safety First: Buckle Up Those Glasses! Remember, just like you buckle your seatbelt before hitting the road, always put on your eclipse glasses before gazing at the sun. Safety first, folks!
3. Keep the Little Ones Safe: Let's ensure our little ones enjoy the eclipse safely too. Educate them on the importance of wearing eclipse glasses at all times and keep a close eye on them throughout the event.
4. Take a Breather: Eclipse viewing can be mesmerizing, but it's essential to give your eyes a break. Take regular pauses to prevent any discomfort or fatigue.
5. No Peeking Without Protection: Say no to viewing the eclipse through cameras or smartphones without proper protection. Always rely on your trusty eclipse glasses for safe viewing, even if you're capturing the moment.
6. Spot the Signs: Keep an eye out for any discomfort, blurry vision, or changes in eyesight after viewing the eclipse. If you notice anything unusual, don't hesitate to seek medical attention.
7. Get Creative: If you're still on the hunt for eclipse glasses, fear not! Explore alternative viewing methods like making a pinhole projector or using an eclipse viewer for a unique and safe viewing experience.

We're here to ensure your eclipse viewing adventure is not only safe but also incredibly memorable. If you have any questions or concerns about your eye health or eclipse viewing, don't hesitate to contact us.