How does poor air quality affect eyes?

According to research studies, the higher the level of air pollution, the greater the risk of red, watery, burning and irritated eyes. The main pollutants in the air typically consist of nitric oxide, sulfur and nitrogen dioxide.

How can we protect our eyes from pollution and allergens?

While it's impossible to completely steer clear of air pollution and allergens, the right eye drops, wearing wrap-around sunglasses can limit your eyes' exposure to these irritants. Using an air filter at home and at work can also reduce exposure. Be sure to schedule a comprehensive [eye_exam] to receive a treatment plan for dry eyes and any other condition that causes irritated eyes.

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