Posted 5 years ago by Snizl for Lloyds Pharmacy
OVER 40% OFF - Optrex ActiMist 2 in 1 Eye Spray Dry + Irritated Eyes 10ml - As seen on TV!
About this Deal
What is it?
Each time the eye blinks the eyelid spreads your tears across the surface of the eye to form a film. This film acts to reduce the evaporation of moisture from the eye, helping it stay hydrated. Dry eyes can occur when either you don't produce enough tears or when a gap in the protective tear film allows moisture to be lost.
What are the main causes?
• Contact lenses - Over 75% of contact lens wearers suffer from dry eyes at some point
• Central heating and air conditioning - these dry out the air so reduce moisture in the eyes
• Not blinking enough - When you stare at your computer screens or TV for a long time your rate of blinking reduces from about 22 blinks per minute to as low as 7 times a minute! This reduces the spread of tears across your eye leading to damage to the protective lipid layer over the eye.
• 22% of dry eye sufferers blame their computer for causing their symptoms
• Ageing - We tend to make fewer tears as we get older so as you age you are likely to be affected more. For women, hormonal changes during the menopause can also lead to more frequent dry eyes.
• Some medications can cause dry eyes as a side effect or make existing dry eyes worse (e.g. beta blockers, the pill and antihistamines)
What are the symptoms?
Your eyes will feel dry, irritated & uncomfortable. You may experience a gritty, burning sensation when you blink although dry eye should not cause significant pain.
Dry eye will usually affect both eyes together but your vision should remain normal. Symptoms often worsen as the day goes on.
What can I do about it?
Optrex ActiMist 2 in 1 Eye Spray Dry + Irritated Eyes 10ml
Features
• Spray directly onto closed eyes to instantly soothe dry eyes
• Stabilises the eye's lipid layer and locks in natural moisture
• Clinically proven to provide instant relief for up to 4 hours
• Safe to use with contact lenses
Dry+Irritated eyes due to disturbed lipid layer of the tear film, approx. 80% of dry eye cases.
For a full description and terms and conditions please visit the website
Each time the eye blinks the eyelid spreads your tears across the surface of the eye to form a film. This film acts to reduce the evaporation of moisture from the eye, helping it stay hydrated. Dry eyes can occur when either you don't produce enough tears or when a gap in the protective tear film allows moisture to be lost.
What are the main causes?
• Contact lenses - Over 75% of contact lens wearers suffer from dry eyes at some point
• Central heating and air conditioning - these dry out the air so reduce moisture in the eyes
• Not blinking enough - When you stare at your computer screens or TV for a long time your rate of blinking reduces from about 22 blinks per minute to as low as 7 times a minute! This reduces the spread of tears across your eye leading to damage to the protective lipid layer over the eye.
• 22% of dry eye sufferers blame their computer for causing their symptoms
• Ageing - We tend to make fewer tears as we get older so as you age you are likely to be affected more. For women, hormonal changes during the menopause can also lead to more frequent dry eyes.
• Some medications can cause dry eyes as a side effect or make existing dry eyes worse (e.g. beta blockers, the pill and antihistamines)
What are the symptoms?
Your eyes will feel dry, irritated & uncomfortable. You may experience a gritty, burning sensation when you blink although dry eye should not cause significant pain.
Dry eye will usually affect both eyes together but your vision should remain normal. Symptoms often worsen as the day goes on.
What can I do about it?
Optrex ActiMist 2 in 1 Eye Spray Dry + Irritated Eyes 10ml
Features
• Spray directly onto closed eyes to instantly soothe dry eyes
• Stabilises the eye's lipid layer and locks in natural moisture
• Clinically proven to provide instant relief for up to 4 hours
• Safe to use with contact lenses
Dry+Irritated eyes due to disturbed lipid layer of the tear film, approx. 80% of dry eye cases.
For a full description and terms and conditions please visit the website