How do Dry Eye Sprays work?

How Does Our Instant Relief Eye Spray Work for Dry Eyes?
A common question we get is: How does our Instant Relief Eye Spray help with dry eyes - especially when it’s not applied directly to the eye like traditional eye drops?

Unlike drops, which go straight into the eye, our spray is misted over closed eyelids from about 10 cm away. It may seem like a mystery, but here’s the science behind it: the spray collects around the lashes and lash line, and when you blink, it spreads naturally across the surface of the eye.

This method helps strengthen both the water and oil layers of your natural tear film, improving tear quality and offering lasting relief from dry eye symptoms. In fact, some clinical studies have found that sprays are more effective at building up the tears than eye drops and have a better performance on dry eye metrics such as Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT) - which is a measure of how quickly the tears breakdown on the eye.

Benefits of Using an Eye Spray vs. Eye Drops
Our Instant Relief Eye Spray offers multiple advantages:

• Preservative-free formula- Gentle for daily use and suitable for sensitive eyes. Many Over-the-counter eye drops contain preservatives to extend shelf life (e.g. Benzalkonium chloride) which can actually cause worsening of dry eye over time. 
• Dual skincare benefits- Contains Sea Buckthorn and Sodium Hyaluronate, proven to hydrate and plump delicate eye skin
• Effortless application - No need to touch the eye; perfect for those who find eye drops messy or difficult

Whether you're looking for dry eye relief, skin hydration, or simply an easier way to refresh tired eyes, our Instant Relief Eye Spray delivers comfort, convenience, and clinically backed results.

Source: https://pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/feature/understanding-the-benefits-of-liposomal-eye-sprays-for-dry-eye-patients

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