@eyedropshop: That end-of-day burning is a clue. A lot of people tell me their eyes feel okay in the morning… and then by dinner, they’re burning, gritty, watery, or blurry. That can happen when your tear film can’t keep up with your day. Screens, low blinking, makeup, contacts, heating or air conditioning, medications, allergies, and oil gland issues can all make your tears evaporate faster. So no, you’re not being dramatic. But if your eyes are consistently worse at night, don’t just keep adding random drops. You need to figure out why your tear film is breaking down. Sometimes, we need to focus on the oily part of the tears (whose job it is to keep the tears stuck on the eye). So imagine putting eye drops all day, when that’s not the real issue. Once we treat the oily layer, for example, then it gets better. Ask me your questions below. #D#DryEyeB#BurningEyesE#EyeHealthO#OptometristTikTokEyeDrops @Dr. C | Optometrist 🧿

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