Dryness is not a one-specification problem
Material, lens design, environment, blink rate, wear time and eye health can all affect comfort. Water content alone should not be used to diagnose or choose a treatment.
Reduce avoidable irritation
Follow the prescribed wear time and care routine, keep lenses away from water and replace them on schedule. Do not keep wearing a lens that becomes painful or persistently uncomfortable.
Seek professional advice for persistent symptoms
Ongoing dryness, pain, redness, light sensitivity or blurred vision should be assessed by an eye-care professional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are high-water-content contacts always better for dry eyes?
No. Comfort depends on many factors, and water content alone cannot predict which lens will be suitable for you.
Should I keep wearing contacts if my eyes feel dry?
If discomfort is persistent or significant, remove the lenses and seek eye-care advice rather than pushing through symptoms.
