Are Blue Eyes Sensitive To Light? It's Complicated

Relationships are complicated. Molecular biology is complicated. And now, we have the nerve to tell you blue eye light sensitivity is complicated? Well, doctors and researchers have been grappling with the same question for years. In fact, the medical community is somewhat divided on the issue. So yeah, you could say it’s complicated. But that doesn’t mean there are no answers. Two Sides to the “Are Blue Eyes More Sensitive to Light” Debate On one side, there are qualified doctors who say yes, blue eyes or lighter colored eyes are more sensitive to light. On the other side, there are equally qualified doctors who say eye color makes no difference at all when it comes to light sensitivity.  Good thing one of our founders — Dr. Bradley Katz, Professor of Ophthalmology and Neurology at the University of Utah Moran Eye

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Are Blue Eyes More Sensitive to Light?

Are Blue Eyes Sensitive To Light? It's Complicated