04-08-24 Eclipse jackson xc semi-wide

People watch as the eclipse approaches its peak at Jackson Ski Touring in Jackson Village on April 8. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)

(CNN)  — The total solar eclipse has come and gone after creating a celestial spectacle Monday in the skies over Mexico, the U.S. and Canada. But some people may be experiencing eye discomfort, rather than awe, in the aftermath.

You might be wondering if maybe your eclipse glasses were fake. Perhaps you forgot to slip them back on as the first bit of sunlight reappeared after totality. Or you noticed your child, friend or family member looking up at the sun without putting on their glasses.

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