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So you looked at the eclipse without safety glasses. What should you do now?

Headline from The Daily Nonpareil, on the newest of 2 developments

If you looked at the eclipse without your special safety glasses, you

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  1. Solar eclipse: What to do with your glasses after it passes

    Headline from WGN Chicago ·

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    So you looked at the eclipse without safety glasses. What should you do now?

    Headline from The Daily Nonpareil ·

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  1. Quartz

    Conspiracy theorists want you to stare at the total solar eclipse without glasses. Don't do it (opens Quartz)

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    It’s vital to wear proper eye protection during the eclipse

  2. WGN Chicago

    Solar eclipse: What to do with your glasses after it passes (opens WGN Chicago)

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    WGN Chicago's feed description

    Once you've observed the solar eclipse, what should you do with the special glasses you used?

  3. The Daily Nonpareil

    So you looked at the eclipse without safety glasses. What should you do now? (opens The Daily Nonpareil)

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    If you looked at the eclipse without your special safety glasses, you

  4. My9nj

    I looked at the eclipse without glasses; now what? (opens My9nj)

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    My9nj's feed description

    If you think you sustained eye damage after staring at the partially covered eclipse on Monday, visit your eye doctor as soon as possible.

  5. Phys

    OK, the eclipse was cool, but those glasses aren't. Now what? (opens Phys)

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    OK, you hopped on the eclipse bandwagon, did your research and viewed the celestial miracle responsibly. But now what are you going to do with those odd-looking glasses?

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