Only 33% of us clean our eyes properly! 86% of dry eyes result from lack of daily eyelid and eyelash care We have oil glands in our eyelids that produce natural lubricants. Dirt, make ups, bacterias can accumulate and suffocate our oil glands,…
In the pursuit of comprehensive eye hygiene, the utilization of specialized products like eyelid wipes, such as Tears Revive Eye Tissue, has emerged as a valuable addition to maintaining optimal eye health in the digital age. These wipes are designed…
In an era dominated by screens and digital interfaces, the significance of eye hygiene has never been more crucial. The pervasive use of smartphones, computers, tablets, and other digital devices has substantially increased eye strain and related issues, making proactive…
A discussion of gland mechanisms, how they can go awry and what you can do to nurse them back to health. Meibomian glands are essential pieces of the homeostatic machinery that keep the ocular surface clean, healthy and well-lubricated. Dysfunction of…
If you’re like many people, your eyes are on a screen throughout the day: You spend time staring at a computer, a tablet, or a smartphone at work, and on your own time. Nearly 60% of Americans use a digital device for…
Did you know tea tree oil has many uses for the eyes? This article will highlight how you can use tea tree oil in your practice for your patients. In case you haven’t noticed, tea tree oil (TTO) has recently…