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8 Eye-Opening Vision Protection Tips

By: Catherine Roberts on Thursday, January 2nd

We do so much for our health—below the neck! We go for daily run to keep the pounds off our thighs, we eat fiber to ensure good digestion, and we get massages to soothe back pain.

But what do we do that’s good for the health of our eyes?

Here are eight eye-opening vision tips to protect and preserve our vision…

1. Moisten and Lubricate

You preform regular oil, lube, and filter on your automobile, well your peepers could do with a regular eye lube too! Dry eyes are a nuisance as we age and this occurs as natural levels of water, mucus, and oil decrease in production. If you experience dry eyes, keep them protected from irritation and tearing by coating them with artificial tears.

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