• Age
• Hormonal changes
• Drugs and medication
• Working in offices and computer
• Prolonged Reading
• Eye Interventions
• Dry Environments (wind, air conditioning)
• Smoking
• Imbalanced diet

Because they are usually chronic, affecting a large proportion of the adult population and causing important symptoms, such as:

• Irritation, dryness, burning sensation, foreign body sensation
• Eye pain
• Difficulty in opening eyes
• Blurred or fluctuating vision when watching TV, reading or working with the computer.
• Sensitivity to light
• Red Eye
• Glare
• Intolerance of contact lenses or cosmetic products around the eye
• Sudden watering of the eyes

• Using eye drops and gels
• Using nutritional supplements based on vitamins and Omega type fatty acids
• With anti-inflammatory drops or tablets
• Optimizing existing environmental conditions
• Avoiding smoking
• By inserting tiny plugs in the lacrimal drainage ducts, so that the natural moisture fluid of the eye is regulated
• Treating eventual pre-existing eye disorders