What is Dry Eye?

Don’t stop enjoying the things you love the most. If you’re exposed to air conditioning, prolonged usage of digital screens, and harsh weather conditions, there is a high possibility you are experiencing dry eye symptoms. Splash Tears relieves these symptoms so you can be on the go!

What Causes Dry Eye?

Splash Tears Can Help

AIR CONDITIONING

If you are exposed to air conditioning then you may be experiencing dry eye symptoms. The constant air flowing through your eyes evaporates your tears a lot faster, causing an uncomfortable feeling.

DIGITAL SCREENS

Extended periods of continued focus toward digital screens can cause dry eye. It is a common habit to forget to blink thus not allowing the eye to be moisturized.

HORMONAL CHANGES

Hormonal changes are common in women’s bodies, especially with age and menopause. These hormonal changes oftentimes lead to dry eye.

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

Strong wind and air pollution are some of the main causes of dry eye syndrome. Using one to two drops of Splash Tears will relieve irritation, grittiness, and dryness when exploring the outdoors.

OTHER FACTORS

Eye surgery and the frequent use of contact lenses can have a great impact on keeping your eyes lubricated. Don’t forget to remove your contacts before applying Splash Tears.

Relieve Dry Eye Symptoms With Splash Tears

BE ON THE GO

Apply 1 to 2 eye drops on each eye and tackle your day with a comfortable vision.

THE SPLASH TEARS ADVOCATES

Don’t just listen to us, here is what the people had to say about Splash Tears.

Gidget H.

Bought these eye drops when on vacation in Mexico cause they didn’t have my regular drops (Blink or Visine). However, I like these better. They feel so refreshing and light. I couldn’t find Splash tears at any stores in my area so I checked on line. Thank goodnesses for Amazon! Bought two

Olivia O.

Eh tested many other brands of eye lubricants but this is the best, it has never irritated me and the feeling of lubricity is durable, ideal for people who spend a lot of time in dry environments or in front of monitors, general use is to lubricate and refresh the eyes.