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This is one of the most common things my patients tell me. The problem isn’t always the eye drops. It may be the type of dry eye you’re treating. Your tears are made up of three important layers: 💧 A watery (aqueous) layer that hydrates the eye. 🛢️ An oily (lipid) layer that slows evaporation. 🫧 A mucin layer that helps tears spread evenly across the surface of the eye. If your dry eye is caused by meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), your eyes may not produce enough oil. Without that protective oil layer, aqueous eye drops can evaporate more quickly, leaving your eyes feeling dry again sooner. That doesn’t mean aqueous eye drops aren’t a good choice. They can still provide excellent relief, even if you have MGD. Many people prefer using them throughout the day because they don’t blur vision and can be reapplied as often as needed. If lipid-based can eye drops make your vision temporarily blurry, aqueous drops can be a great alternative during activities like working on a computer, driving, or reading. Some people even use aqueous drops during the day and lipid-based drops when they’re at home or before bed. The best eye drop isn’t the one with the most ingredients. It’s the one that matches the cause of your dry eye and fits your lifestyle. A dry eye assessment can help determine whether you have aqueous-deficient dry eye, evaporative dry eye, or a combination of both. Once you know the cause, you can build a treatment plan that works best for you. #DryEyes #DryEyeRelief #EyeDrops #MGD #MeibomianGlandDysfunction

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