Find out more about what Dry Eye actually is, the new developments in Dry Eye products
and what the experts are saying.

Think twice before reaching for whitening eye drops! Learn why vasoconstrictors won't help your dry eyes and could make things worse.

Discover the Benefits of Healthy Tears: Sharper Vision, Whiter Eyes, and Increased Confidence. Managing Dry Eye Symptoms for Bettear Health.

Elevate your self-confidence with our guide on applying makeup for dry eyes. Discover tips, from boosting moisture to framing your eyes.

Revitalise for 2024 with DrEYE January tips! Add omega-3, use eye drops preventively, and practice the 20-20-20 rule for screen relief.

Discover why temperature matters, the ideal duration, and the best eye masks for meibomian gland dysfunction and dry eye.

Combat dry eye symptoms indoors with humidifiers, layers, and a morning warm compress. Outdoors, wear glasses and eye drops for protection.

Don't overlook dry eye after getting new glasses or lenses. Discover why tears matter for focus and get practical tips for better eye health

Excessive watery eyes can signal chronic dry eye disease, causing irritation and vision issues. Visit your optician for expert advice.

Swimming can worsen dry eye due to chlorine & microbes. Goggles help but may temporarily worsen dry eye. Don't forget eye drops!

1 in 3 UK adults suffer from dry eye disease, a rising concern recognised by WHO. Factors: Aging, gender, lifestyle, sleep, meds, and health

High depression rates in Dry Eye patients - WHO Recognises its Impact on Mental Health. Take Dry Eye seriously.

There are pros and cons to rubbing your eyes, but overall Dry Eye Zone says STOP - It won’t help your dry eye We all rub our eyes from...

Combat dry eye while enjoying contact lenses! Understand why discomfort occurs and how to counter it.

Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is a major cause of dry eye symptoms. What exactly is it and how is it best treated? Your meibomian...

Dry eye is impacted by changes in the levels of your sex hormones – that goes for both men and women

These tiny mites called Demodex are part of your natural eyelid and lash fauna. Usually harmless, an overgrowth can lead to dry eye.