Enjoy this Summer without risking your eyes!
Extended exposure to UV rays
increases the risk of suffering from eye diseases such as cataract, eye cancer, and pterygium (non-carcinogenic pinkish growths in the white parts of the eyes). 
Extended exposure to UV rays increases the risk of suffering from eye diseases such as cataract, eye cancer, and pterygium (non-carcinogenic pinkish growths in the white parts of the eyes). Moreover, exposition to the sunlight’s reflection on water
may cause photokeratitis or sunburned eyes, which is like a sunburn in the cornea.
may cause photokeratitis or sunburned eyes, which is like a sunburn in the cornea.
As determined by the American Academy of Ophthalmology, July is the UV Safety Month, and a great moment to remember how important it is to protect our eyes.Wear sunglasses
, hats or wide caps
, as well as sunscreen.
, hats or wide caps, as well as sunscreen.
