After 20 Years Of Wearing Contacts, This Product Has Finally Helped My Dry Eyes*

I'm no novice to contact lenses. For over 20 years now, these small transparent discs have been my visual lifeline—a hefty prescription makes wearing glasses all day downright uncomfortable. 

But contacts don't come without a slew of other concerns. My eyes have always felt dry and dehydrated (if that's possible) at the end of the day. And I'm hyper-aware that wearing contacts exposes me to more germs than non-contact wearers. To top this off, my eyes are under a considerable amount of stress from screen use—the main downside of remote work. Not only was I ending my days with strained eyes, but they never seemed to fully reset by morning to hit the ground running again.

I was most intrigued by the maqui berry, the main ingredient (which I had never heard of before) for dry eyes. The patented form of the extract (MaquiBright®) is clinically shown to help dry eyes by promoting tear production, while also reducing ocular fatigue—and I wanted to give it a go.*

I felt a noticeable difference in my eyes within the first month of taking this supplement. They were no longer dry, tired, and gritty by the time my workday ended.*

One reason contact lens wearers are predisposed to eye dryness1 is because the lens can partially block oxygen from entering the eye. According to my doctor, the lens can also absorb moisture from the eye. This supplement was the first substantial relief for this dryness because it tackled eye hydration from the inside out.* 

The clinical studies from maqui berry show that the four-week mark2 is the time needed to see an increase in eye hydration and fluid production. In fact, tear fluid production can increase as much as 25% during this time.*†

I've now been taking eye health+ for about six months, and I can truly say it only gets better with time. 

Not only are my eyes still feeling hydrated, but I started to notice less sensitivity to light. Where I live, in Texas, the sun is out for most of the year. Although I'm an avid sunglass wearer, my eyes would still sting on an especially bright day or when I was out for long periods. eye health+ is amazingly providing extra relief with this.*