A promising new solution for dry eyes?
Dry eyes or "dry eye disease" is a common problem that can considerably affect comfort and quality of life.
One of its main causes is the malfunctioning of the meibomian glandssmall glands located in the eyelids that secrete a thin layer of protective oil over the eye.
When these glands fail to function properly, the tear film becomes unstable and the eye suffers from dryness, eventually leading to sight problems.
Current treatments such as hot compresses, palpebral massage or artificial tears offer limited relief. But a team of Chinese researchers may just have found the answer. a more efficient and practical solution special glasses that emit far infrared rays (FIR).
During a clinical trial on 61 patientsThey wore the FIR glasses every day for 4 weeks.
The results are very encouraging Dry eye symptoms such as tingling, itching and foreign body sensations have been reduced. significantly improved.
The stability of the tear film improved, as did the condition of the meibomian glands, with better secretion of the protective lipid layer.
Using the same infrared returnour IAKOTA night masks would therefore also enable us to benefit from the beneficial effects of FIRs to relieve dry eye linked to meibomian gland dysfunction.
How do you explain these benefits?
The FIR rays emitted by the glasses exert a thermal effect that slightly warms the eyelid area.
This liquefies secretion from the meibomian glands, facilitating its flow towards the eye to replenish the lipid layer.
But FIRs would also have non-thermal anti-inflammatory effects that contribute to relieve dry eyes.
Above all, the great advantage of this solution lies in its ease of use on a daily basis simply by wearing these FIR goggles, without any particular constraint. The researchers also detected no no side effects during the study.
Although further tests are still needed, the use of far-infrared goggles seems to be the right choice. a promising and innovative treatment for dry eyes linked to meibomian gland dysfunction.
So, are you ready to try our masks?
