What helped your dry eyes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Warm compresses, hydrating sleep masks
Google Blinkjoy

Also google Bruder eye mask.

Good luck op

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Warm compresses, hydrating sleep masks
Google Blinkjoy

My phone spies on me so Blinkjoy keeps popping up. Are they actually effective?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Using drops every night (ex: Refresh) and minimizing contact lens use. You can see your eye doctor and get prescription drops that help your eyes produce more tears (Restasis).

Restasis side effects include pancreatic cancer.

Do you have a legitimate source for that statement? I have never seen anything about that.

I just spent 10 minutes googling and couldn't find anything related to this. I swear some people on this forum just spew garbage.

[Anonymous]

Started working from home, office HVAC was horrible for my eyes.

[Anonymous]

My daughter had terrible terrible dry eyes. Her opthamalogist recommended those thick gel type preservative free drops at night, plus she uses a weighted eyes mask to keep her lids firmly closed and absolutely no overhead fans.

[Anonymous]

Totally anecdotal. I have terrible dry eyes. Vitamin C chewable tablets are a lifesaver for me. I also do wetting drops in the morning. But it’s the Vitamin C. Twice a day at most.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Warm compresses, hydrating sleep masks
Google Blinkjoy

My phone spies on me so Blinkjoy keeps popping up. Are they actually effective?

I belong to a LASIK complications FB group and lots of people recommend the Bruder mask though some say it cools down too quickly ( you heat it in the microwave). I think it is an individual preference and since Bruder is cheaper, you might want to try that first.

[Anonymous]

Krill Oil

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Using drops every night (ex: Refresh) and minimizing contact lens use. You can see your eye doctor and get prescription drops that help your eyes produce more tears (Restasis).

Restasis side effects include pancreatic cancer.

Do you have a legitimate source for that statement? I have never seen anything about that.

Yeah the packaging pamphlet that comes with the rx!!! After i paid $1500 for it! Its probably on the website too.

[Anonymous]

Xiidra helped mine. I got a sample from the eye doctor and by the time I finished the sample, my dry eyes were better and I never got the actual prescription.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Using drops every night (ex: Refresh) and minimizing contact lens use. You can see your eye doctor and get prescription drops that help your eyes produce more tears (Restasis).

Restasis side effects include pancreatic cancer.

Do you have a legitimate source for that statement? I have never seen anything about that.

I just spent 10 minutes googling and couldn't find anything related to this. I swear some people on this forum just spew garbage.

You idiot its on the pamphlet that comes with the drug. Plain as day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Xiidra helped mine. I got a sample from the eye doctor and by the time I finished the sample, my dry eyes were better and I never got the actual prescription.

Omg 😱 that is unusable bc of the bitter taste that runs down your throat after using it.

[Anonymous]

Stop ingesting fluoride. It dries out the eyes and skin. If you can't block fluoride then take calcium -- it binds with fluoride. These are scientific facts and have nothing to do with RFK Jr. (I'm a democrat and have known this for years.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They always bother me, but as I'm getting older it's getting worse and/or I think my CPAP is contributing to it. What do you do to manage dry eyes?

Avoid LED lights.
That includes computer screens, TVs/flatscreens, Phones, lighting, etc.

It's the LED's.

For me, avoiding any unnecessary screen time has been huge. (Yes I know where I am).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop ingesting fluoride. It dries out the eyes and skin. If you can't block fluoride then take calcium -- it binds with fluoride. These are scientific facts and have nothing to do with RFK Jr. (I'm a democrat and have known this for years.)

Op here and I’m on a well so don’t have fluoride in my water.