A practical routine for dry-eye comfort

A practical routine for dry-eye comfort

Make your surroundings more comfortable

Screen breaks, avoiding direct airflow and using a humidifier can help with dry-eye symptoms. Artificial tears are a common option for mild dry eye; persistent symptoms deserve an eye-care assessment.

Keep your routine simple

Notice which activities or surroundings bring on discomfort and bring those details to your appointment. Ask which drops or other steps suit you, particularly if you wear contact lenses or already use eye medicines.

Where nutrition fits

Haro Clear is a daily eye-nutrition supplement. Review its formula and ingredient research alongside your eye-care plan.

Source: National Eye Institute, Dry Eye · Explore our dry-eye guide