Understand your Eye Test Results

Our test is based on the clinically-proven OSDI (Ocular Surface Disease Index) and checks how dry your eyes are - a crucial indicator of underlying health issues.

You should receive an email with a score from 0 to 100 - together with an assessment of how dry your eyes are (NORMAL, MILD, MODERATE or SEVERE).

Regularly tracking your score (every few months) tells us how seasonal changes, your environment and your activities affect your eye health.

Feel free to share this eye test with friends & family - help them better understand their eye health.

Dry eyes can be more than an inconvenience; they signal underlying health issues.

In this comprehensive guide by Alex Ionides, a renowned ophthalmic surgeon, you’ll learn about the multifaceted nature of dry eyes and how they affect the tear film, the protective covering on the eyes’ surface.

The guide explains the different types of dry eyes, their symptoms, and the various factors that can contribute to their development.

Perimenopause, a natural part of a woman’s ageing process, can bring about various physical and emotional symptoms, including eye problems. Our guide, “Eye Problems Caused by Perimenopause” (link below), delves into how hormonal changes during perimenopause can lead to dry eyes and other ocular issues.

It explains how decreased oestrogen can affect tear production, leading to dry, irritated, and watery eyes. The guide also offers insights into managing these symptoms and maintaining eye health during this transition. You should read this guide if you’re experiencing dry eyes or other eye discomforts during perimenopause.

LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a standard surgical procedure that corrects vision problems caused by refractive errors. Our comprehensive guide (link below) dives deep into the world of LASIK, explaining how it works, its potential side effects, and the recovery process.

It also provides insights into who is a good candidate for LASIK and who might need to consider other options. Notably, the guide highlights that dry eyes can be a contraindication for LASIK, making it a must-read for those experiencing dry eyes and considering this procedure. In our complete guide, discover more about LASIK and its connection to dry eyes.

Flying can be an exciting experience, but it can pose unique challenges to your eye health. Our comprehensive guide explores how conditions within an aeroplane cabin, such as low humidity and cabin pressure changes, can affect your eyes, particularly causing dryness.

It provides practical tips on protecting your eyes during a flight, from staying hydrated to limiting screen time and using lubricating eye drops. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or planning your next trip, this guide is a must-read to ensure your eyes remain comfortable and healthy during air travel. Ready to take off with healthier eyes?

Cataracts, a common eye condition, can significantly impact your vision. Did you know they can also exacerbate dry eye symptoms? Our comprehensive guide (link below) on cataracts dives deep into this condition’s symptoms, causes, and treatments.

The guide explains how cataracts form, the risk factors involved, and the various ways to manage and treat them, including surgery. The guide also highlights the importance of protecting your eyes from UV damage and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to reduce the risk of cataracts. Intrigued? Click below to learn more about this eye condition and its connection to dry eyes.

In our comprehensive guide (link below), we delve into the world of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) and Digital Eye Strain (DES), conditions that stem from prolonged use of digital devices (i.e. Screen Time).

These syndromes can lead to discomfort, eye strain, and decreased visual performance, affecting millions worldwide. We explore the symptoms, causes and offer practical tips to alleviate the strain, such as positioning your screen correctly, taking regular breaks, and using preservative-free eye drops. Particularly relevant is the link between prolonged screen time and dry eyes. Discover how to take control of your digital habits and protect your eyes from unnecessary strain.

Pregnancy brings numerous changes in a woman’s body, which can also extend to eye health. Hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy can lead to dry eyes, which can be more than just a discomfort.

Our guide (link below) delves into this topic, providing insights into why women are more likely to experience dry eyes during pregnancy and breastfeeding and how hormonal changes and conditions like rosacea and eczema can exacerbate this issue. The guide also offers practical tips on maintaining eye health during this crucial period. Discover more about this often-overlooked aspect of pregnancy and eye health.

Sjögren’s Syndrome is an autoimmune disease that primarily affects the body’s moisture-producing glands, leading to symptoms like dry eyes and mouth. Our comprehensive guide (link below) delves into this condition’s causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

Our guide explains how the Syndrome can impact your ocular health, leading to severe dry eyes. It provides insights into various treatment options available to manage these symptoms. If you’re experiencing persistent dry eyes, understanding Sjögren’s Syndrome could be the key to finding relief.