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How to enjoy being out in the sun without getting dry eyes
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Wearing moisture chamber glasses can help facial palsy sufferers relieve dry eye symptoms
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Protect your eyes from wind, spray, and glare when you are sailing
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When you are sailing, your eyes are exposed to the elements for prolonged periods and it is essential to protect them from wind, spray, and glare.
Unfortunately, most sunglasses do not really keep out strong winds, even if they have wraparound lenses, and your eyes still get buffeted, making them dry and sore, or making them stream with tears when it is cold.
Sunglasses with AirShield give you much better wind protection
In contrast to standard wraparound sunglasses, the 7eye AirShield range has well padded, removable gaskets (termed "eye cups") that insulate your eyes from being blasted by the wind. The AirShield...
Why do your eyes water when it is cold and windy?
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The front of the eye becomes irritated by the buffeting air movement and this causes the tear glands to produce excess tears. In some cases watery eyes are exacerbated by other irritations such as blepharitis or conjunctivitis.
Don't put up with streaming eyes on your next skiing trip
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If you are skiing in sunglasses when it is cold, your eyes may stream excessively with tears. After a day on the slopes, your eyes can also feel dry, irritated, and sore, by the cumulative effect of wind blast.
7eye sunglasses with AirShield protection help to keeping out wind blast, increasing your eye comfort and reducing problems of dry or watery eyes.