The best contact lenses for dry eyes
Symptoms of dry eyes
Dry eye syndrome is annoying to say the least, and if any of these symptoms ring a bell, you should look at switching to contact lenses that are a different type ASAP.
- Blurred vision
- Tired eyes
- Feeling like there's something stuck to the surface of the eye
- Redness
- Watery eyes
- Stinging or burning sensation
Contact lens water content and dry eyes
Our recommended contact lenses for dry eyes
Other ways to avoid dry eyes
- Rigid gas-permeable lenses: Unlike soft hydrogel contact lenses, rigid lenses don't need water to maintain their shape, or to work properly. Although, the fitting process is a bit more fiddly and can take longer than it does for other lenses.
- Eye drops: The easiest and swiftest method to get rid of dry eyes in a flash, eye drops act like artificial tears to instantly soothe and comfort. Our opticians recommend everclear Eye Drops, with a gentle-yet-effective formula - perfect for sensitive eyes.
- Eye vitamins: Your eyes, just like your body, are in need of vitamins too. Up your intake of vitamin and mineral goodness for eye health and comfort with supplements like PreserVision Lutein Soft Gels or Ocuvite Lutein.
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