We usually write about ultraviolet light as something to defend your skin against. Inside the eye, the same wavelengths have been put to work. Sunlight flashing off the Peace River blurs a putt, a café menu shimmers into halos, and the cause is a cataract, the slow clouding of the lens you were born with. Surgery removes that lens and replaces it with an implant, and a standard implant fixes your prescription the moment it goes in. The Light Adj…
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