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Your eyes simply aren’t making enough tears
Your eyes are making poor quality tears, and they’re evaporating too quickly
Over time, if left untreated, dry eye symptoms can impact your eye health and your vision. And, though dry eye is more common as you age, it can affect anyone depending on biology, physiology, environment, and lifestyle1.
1. https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/eye-and-vision-conditions/dry-eye
While dry eye is uncomfortable and can feel different to different people, some common symptoms may include:
Pain
Dryness
Irritation
Burning
Itching
Grittiness
Foreign body feeling
Excessive blinking
Light sensitivity
Blurry vision
Dry eye is a significant global problem affecting more than 344 million people worldwide, and more than 30 million people in the US alone2.
More screen time can mean less blinking, in some cases 65% less than the average number of blinks, contributing to dry eye symptoms.
Have Questions About Dry Eye? Talk to Your Eye Doctor
If your eyes feel uncomfortable, or you have trouble seeing and the tips above haven’t helped, make an appointment with your eye doctor. No issue is too small to discuss, especially since your eyes are what connect you to the world.
When you talk to your eye doctor, don’t forget to ask about any dry eye symptoms you’ve been experiencing. If you remember beforehand, it might help to take notes when your eyes aren’t feeling quite right so you can give examples.
Find long-lasting relief that best fit your dry eyes or contacts.