Anderson Cooper Goes Temporarily Blind for Not Wearing Wayfarer

Anderson Cooper recently suffered temporary blindness after spending an extended period of time filming a story on water without wearing sunglass lenses. The reporter, who claims to have gone blind for 36 hours, warns everyone of the risk of going out in the sun without wearing sunglasses, which might cause retina burn or eyeball sunburn. This incident raises the importance of wearing sunglasses, especially when you go out in the sun or even on cloudy days, to prevent damaging your eyes from harmful UV rays.

Need for Quality Sunglasses
Cooper was temporarily blinded from the reflection of sunlight off water, as he wasn’t using any protective mechanism for his eyes while shooting constantly for two hours in water. Ever since the incident, the reporter has been offering free advice, advising everyone to wear protective gear for their eyes to avoid eye sunburn. According to research by the University of Houston, overexposure to sunlight can cause sunburn to the eyes, macular degeneration, cataracts, skin cancer around eyes, and eye and vision disorders. Warning of such severe damage to the eyes, the research suggests wearing complete eye protection and quality sunglasses, which block both UVA and UVB rays, even during cloudy days. It is also important that the sunglass lenses are free from optical imperfections and distortions and perfectly match in color.

How The Sunglass Fix Can Help
Imperfections, distortions, cracks or scratches in lenses make them less useful. We, at The Sunglass Fix, sell high quality lenses and are experts in offering replacement lenses for all brands, including Oakley, Arnette, and Ray Ban among others. With over 17,000 styles of polarized and regular lenses in our kitty, we sell high quality lenses as replacement for scratched, damaged, distorted or broken lenses. We cater to the needs of our clientele and offer free, immediate shipping of lenses for customers to fit in their sunnies themselves. However, for customers who can not find their lens model, we offer a “pick up kit” for them to safely pack their sunglasses and ship them to us.

True to our commitment to the environment, The Sunglass Fix offers industry changing solutions for sunglass users and comes up with a recycling alternative for wayfarers of all brands, replacing the distorted, damaged lens with new ones created by experts using cutting-edge optical technology.

Undoubtedly, Cooper’s temporary blindness scare drives our attention toward the importance of wearing UV-blocking sunglass lenses all the year round in order to avoid eye sunburn and cataracts.

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