Dry Eyes
If you’re looking at a computer screen all day or wearing contact lenses, you’ve probably experienced dry eyes at some point - an uncomfortable feeling that can hinder your concentration. … Read More See less
When your eyes are dry, you can experience symptoms like itchiness, blurry vision and sensitivity to light. But by opting for a dry eye treatment, your eyes will be hydrated, relieving your discomfort. We have a selection of eye sprays, drops and gels, so you can choose the best option to suit you.
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Can dry eyes cause blindness?
Dry eyes typically aren’t something to worry about, and can only cause blindness in the severest of cases if they haven’t been treated.
If you have a lack of tears and moisture in your eyes, they aren’t protected against infections, which can damage the surface of your eyes.
If this goes untreated, dry eyes can lead to things like inflammation, corneal ulcers, and very occasionally, vision loss.
What eye drops are best for dry eyes?
Dry eyes are a common problem, but whatever the cause, from allergies to eye strain, it can be very uncomfortable to just get through the day.
You can get over the counter eye drops which help to moisturise the eye by containing humectants, lubricants and electrolytes.
It might be a good idea to try Optrex Double Action eye drops if you’ve got dry or tired eyes - you could also try a gel formula if you’d prefer, like Liquivisc.
What causes dry eyes?
There are lots of different reasons why you might be suffering from dry eyes - although they might be irritating, they’re usually nothing to be concerned about.
You’ll be more likely to develop dry eyes if you’re over 50, wear contact lenses, spend a long time looking at screens, if you spend time in air-conditioned or windy, cold dry and dusty environments; take certain medicines, and smoke or drink excessively.
How do I use eye drops?
You can apply eye drops while sitting, standing or lying down - whatever you find the easiest and most comfortable.
Tilt your head back and position your finger below your lower-lid and gently pull down to form a pocket.
Look upwards and squeeze the bottle until the recommended drops are deposited into the pocket.
Then close your eyes, don’t blink, and keep them closed for a couple of minutes to allow the product to sink in.
Afterwards, dab around your eyes to remove any excess product.
