Our dry eye blog — Eyewear Accessories Devon

In December, we often get some glorious sunny days when it's great to get out for a winter walk.

Last Sunday (5 December) was a case in point and we chose to go for a hike on Dartmoor. The visibility was terrific and as a result, the Moor offered wonderful panoramas of bracken and heather, tors, and a picturesque network of small pasture fields.

Do your eyes weep so much that you can't see the view?

So much beauty to take in but not if your eyes are streaming so badly in the cold...

Our response to the pandemic has had implications for our eyes, something that has been largely overlooked in the media. Until now.

In this video, John at Eyewear Accessories uncovers the causes and effects of behavioural changes in 2020 and reveals some startling statistics about our increasing reliance on screen-based activities.

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Hello, this is a photo me, John Waddington, one of the directors at Eyewear Accessories, in my everyday work environment.

Like most business people, I need to spend a considerable amount of the day sitting in front of a computer screen.

Unfortunately I suffer from dry eye syndrome which gets more acute when I am using the computer. I have noticed that I have a habit of staring fixatedly at the screen and hardly blinking at all so...

I have just returned from a walking holiday in South Devon. We were based near Ayrmer Cove. The coastal scenery around there is really spectacular, but unfortunately the weekend coincided with the wettest and gustiest of October weather so I feared that the holiday would be something of a write-off.

I shot this video because I was so delighted with the experience of wearing my Ziena Kai glasses. If you are outdoors for several hours in adverse conditions, your eyes can feel battered by the wind, and the sensitive area of skin around your eyes can feel uncomfortable because the rain...