I’m An Optometrist & Here’s Why You Need To Stop Rubbing Your Eyes

Walking in gusty winters or making uninterrupted eye contact with a computer screen are just a few factors that can trigger the temptation to rub your eyes. As satisfying as it can be in the moment, that seemingly simple act can have deleterious effects on eye health.

I’m An Optometrist & Here’s Why You Need To Stop Rubbing Your Eyes

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