Our dry eye blog — 7eye AirShield

With temperatures set to soar this weekend, it is predicted that the grass pollen count will be very high. If you are prone to hay fever, you can expect to suffer increasingly from itchy and sore eyes, blocked or runny nose and bouts of sneezing.

There are lots of hay fever treatments available; many of the commonest involve taking antihistamine medication or steroid nasal sprays.

There are, however, two drug-free treatments that are very effective. They have been singled out by The Times as the best ways to protect your eyes and nose...

Stop itchy eyes from hayfever fast by wearing 7eye AirShield pollen-filtering glasses and sunglasses from Eyewear Accessories Ltd. As recommended in the Times Newspaper Review in March 2019.

For many of our customers, wearing 7eye glasses has been life changing, enabling them to rediscover outdoor pursuits that had become impossible due to their eye condition.

Find out how 7eye AirShield's unrivalled four-in-one eye protection offers new hope for anyone who suffers from sensitive eyes.

If you are a dry eye sufferer, you will know the discomfort of having sore eyes after a short time out in the garden on a windy day. If you are out in a cold wind, you may find that one or both of your eyes waters profusely, and as a result you can't see what you are doing because the tears blur your vision.

One of the hazards of being outdoors on a windy day, especially if the wind is cold, hot, dry or dusty, is that your eyes can soon feel uncomfortable. Some people suffer from their eyes watering on cold days, others find they suffer from dry or irritated eyes that feel tired and sore.

If you do suffer from the wind buffeting around your eyes, you may benefit by wearing 7eye AirShield sunglasses which have a protective gasket.