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Solutions that work for you
Dry, tired or irritated eyes can occur for a number of different reasons. That’s why finding the right solution should be easy. We have a range of products to suit your needs and help your eyes feel moisturised, refreshed and comfortable.
PROBLEM: Dry-feeling contact lenses and loss of contact lens comfort.
SOLUTION: blink® Contacts moisturises dry feeling contact lenses and uses sodium hyaluronate1-3 to form a moisture cushion1-5 that helps eyes stay refreshed and comfortable.
TOP TIP: When your lenses feel dry, use blink® Contacts eye drops to lubricate your eyes while you wear your lenses, or prior to lens application.
PROBLEM: More persistent dry eye symptoms . Dry-feeling, sore, watery or irritated eyes.
SOLUTION: blink® Triple Action combines liposomes, sodium hyaluronate and vitamin E to stabilise the tear film. Formulated to soothe, moisturise and protect dry-feeling, sore or irritated eyes.
TOP TIP: Suitable for use with contact lenses.
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