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My right eye is gritty, what can I do about it?
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My right eye is gritty, what can I do about it? Remove eyeball with a spoon. Problem solved.
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Wal-Mart
Pharmacy area
OCuSOFT
lid scrub
eyelid cleanser
Use one every morning.
Instant relief.
Per my optometrist, as we age (I'm 73) our eyeball begins to lose it's "roundness". The eyelid doesn't cover the eyeball completely and air drys out the eyeball. Causes "gritty eye" sensation.
These "lid cleansers" work great!
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My right eye is gritty, what can I do about it? Systane drops might help. These were recommended by my Opthamologist.
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These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o
"May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Lid Scrub really does work. Barring that, a washcloth dipped in warm soapy water also works
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Yer dehydrated, drink more water.
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00 steel wool dipped in mineral spirits.
Dab lightly.
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Your supposed to wear glasses when you look at the Eclipse!
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Get some liquid tears. My eye doctor told me just because you have tears, doesn’t mean they aren’t dry. Your body isn’t making enough oil that lubes your eyes. Mine was right more than the left. Liquid tears, not some cheap cshit. Keep it in your pocket, use at least 3 times a day. Good luck, that be good for everyone she said!!
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I have the same issue. Most of the recommendations of eye doctors that have been mentioned here work pretty well. I use a warm wet washcloth compress particularly first thing in the morning. B&L eye wash is good as are artificial tears and the OcuSoft wipes. IMO, the wipes are more expensive than they're worth. I tried a different brand, but found them irritating. It's a good idea to routinely pack some of this when outdoors, especially when shooting. Dry conditions and especially wind mess with your eyes when shooting.
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Was this a serious question?
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Was this a serious question? He knew he needed to put the leeches back on the whole time.
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Both my eyes feel like they have grit in them sometimes. I use Thera Tears for some relief in the morning when I first wake up and at night when I go to bed. If I'm outside and it's windy I use it during the day also. My eye Doctor told me several years ago that the surfaces of my eyeballs were rough from years of wear and tear. That roughness irritates the inside of my eye lids causing the pain. He recommended Oasis eye drops and gave me some samples. They worked ok but are real expensive. Thera Tears are much cheaper and works just as well for me.
I tried many brands of eye before I settled on Thera Tears. If an eye drop burns your eyes keep looking until you find an eye drop that doesn't burn.
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