Tranquileyes Eyes

One of the most common causes of eye dryness is the normal aging process. Dry eye symptoms also can be triggered by environmental factors including low humidity environments (such as airplanes, deserts, high altitudes, and windy climates), indoor heating and air conditioning, and exposure to cigarette smoke. Poor blinking habits coupled with prolonged computer use or reading can result in pain and irritation in eyes.

In addition, certain diseases and medications can lead to severe dry eye. Dry Eye Syndrome, is a chronic condition that can impact the way we live and sleep. According to Sjogren’s Syndrome Foundation, about 4 million Americans suffer from Sjogren’s syndrome, a chronic, autoimmune disease characterized by dry eyes, dry mouth and arthritis. Many other diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, scleroderma and thyroid disease can also cause severe dry eye. And many medications inhibit tear production including antihistamines, antidepressants, oral contraceptives and some heart medications.

People who wear contact lenses have an increased risk of developing Dry Eye Syndrome, as contact lenses absorb the tear film and increase the evaporation of tears. There is no cure for dry eye. If left unattended, dry eye can lead to scarring of the cornea and even vision loss.

Tranquileyes eye hydrating therapy is a natural and relaxing way to moisturise and hydrate tired, dry eyes.

Chronic Dry Eye conditions are relieved considerably. Tranquileyes are a natural hydration therapy way to relieve symptoms of Dry Eye and Chronic Dry Eye conditions, without the use of tablets, creams or drops.

Just about everyone can benefit from using Tranquileyes: they soothe your eyes and relieve dryness triggered by your physical condition, as well as many environmental and lifestyle factors.

Unlike other treatments, tranquileyes eye hydrating therapy is non-invasive, preserves natural tears, and promotes eye health. How? In a word, humidity.

• The oily lipid layer on the outside of the tear film acts to preserve natural tears and spread them evenly across the eye, keeping them well-moistened.

• As we age, our bodies produce less oils and therefore the oily lipid layer starts to thin.

• Thinning of the lipid layer makes it harder on the eyes to hold tears and protect from evaporation.

• The evaporation rate of natural tears in a dry eye can be four times as high as a normal eye.

(1) Evaporation rate of natural tears decreases when relative humidity increases.

(2) Significant changes occur in tear film lipid layer thickness following alterations in humidity of the periocular environment. Increased humidity results in a thickening of the lipid layer and a concurrent relief of dry eye symptoms both during period of exposures and hours after.

(3) If evaporation can be controlled and returned to normal levels in patients with low tear flow, the eye might be able to maintain healthier tear osmolarity despite the low flowtranquileyes provides immediate and long lasting relief from dry, irritated eyes. It restores moisture by increasing humidity around the eyes which prevents the evaporation of natural tears. The increased humidity also improves eye health by the thickening the lipid layer and restoring the eye’s defense against evaporation.