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A number of people sought medical treatment for their eyes following Monday's solar eclipse, Dr. Janette Nesheiwat tells Fox News Digital, while Google searched also spiked.

Immediately after Monday’s solar eclipse, the number of people searching Google for eye-related injuries jumped while one doctor in New York City says she treated a surge of patients with eye pain.

People who watched the solar eclipse and don't know what to do with their glasses can donate them to others so they can view cosmic events in the future.

There are millions of eclipse glasses that have served their purpose, but you don't have to toss them in the trash.

How to prepare for the Great North American Eclipse

The Carnegie Science Center was packed with people enjoying the event.

Liberty Park provided a festival atmosphere north of downtown Erie, nestled along Lake Erie.

Plum is encouraging people to donate their eclipse glasses to be reused.

Before you chuck them, here are some tips to give them a second life.

According to CBS News, customers who purchased pairs of