SYMPTOMS

Dryness of the eye

Sandy or gritty feeling

Lid infections

Burning, itching

Contact lens
discomfort

Light sensitivity

Redness, sties

Tired Eyes

Eye pain or soreness

Constant or occasional tearing

Fluctuation of visio

One of five Americans suffers from undiagnosed Dry Eye Syndrome. Do you?

If you work on a computer or play video games more than one hour per day, or are female, or over 65, or take medications regularly you may suffer Dry Eye Syndrome.

Most people haven’t heard of Dry Eye Syndrome, although it is the most common of all eye problems. Almost everyone assumes that gritty, red, watery eyes are just part of life. They’re amazed that they can actually do something about it.

How many people have Dry Eye Syndrome?
According to the Eagle Vision-Yankelovich poll, one out of every five, or 59 million Americans, may be suffering from Dry Eye Syndrome!*

Your eyes don’t have to feel dry to have Dry Eye Syndrome.
Ten years ago, Dry Eye Syndrome was primarily a senior/adult medical problem. With the increasing use of computers, dry eye is affecting younger people in greater numbers. Once a rarity, we are now seeing significant numbers of children with Dry Eye Syndrome, due to increasing time staring at television, video games and computers.

*1997 Eagle Vision-Yankelovich Partner Survey

Men, women and children may experience significant risk factors for Dry Eye Syndrome.