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1. Eye Drops for Dry eyes
- PRO TIP: Look for non-preserved tears if using more than 4-6x per day
- Gel drops last longer on the eye but may blur vision temporarily
Systane eye drops (Use code EYEHEALTH10 for 10% off) https://bit.ly/3pw04dL

2. Hot Compress for Eyes (Ones I like)
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3. Blepharitis
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Lid wipes https://bit.ly/3KfEqmn
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4. Blinking Exercises
The 20/20/20 rule: Take breaks from near devices every 20 minutes by staring at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds

5. Omega 3 fatty acids
Increase your omega 3 intake & decrease Omega 6s from processed food
*always speak with your local physician before taking any supplement
-Omega 3 I have tried or had success with
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Nordic Naturals https://amzn.to/2JrGI3A
VITEYES Tear support https://amzn.to/2X1CfN9

6. Use a Humidifier in the living room, office and/or bedroom:
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7. Look into Moisture Chambers to prevent tear film evaporation outside, in the car or the office
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About this video: Do you have dry eye syndrome and looking for a home remedy for dry eye? In this video I share 7 dry eye treatment tips that can be done at home. If you are looking for a dry eye home remedy or just looking for other options for dry eye treatments, then this video may help you. If you are struggling with severe dry eye syndrome symptoms it is important to follow up with a specialist in either optometry or ophthalmology that is trained in dry eye disease management.

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