Double vision can be caused by problems with your eye muscles, the nerves that control your eyes, or underlying neurological conditions. You should see an eye doctor promptly to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment. Depending on the diagnosis, your doctor may recommend corrective glasses, eye exercises, medications, or surgery. Until you are examined, avoid driving or operating machinery, rest your eyes, and use artificial tears only if needed. If your double vision starts suddenly or is accompanied by headache, weakness, difficulty speaking, or facial drooping, seek emergency care immediately.

Yes, by hydrating your eyes, Optive Eye Drops?can help reduce dryness and irritation. They offer short-term relief from dry, itchy, strained eyes, but if your eyes hurt, are really red, or your symptoms don't go away, consult an eye doctor to be sure there isn't another issue.

After LASIK, dry eyes might last for months, especially if you use screens for extended periods of time. Over time, they normally get better. Regularly use artificial tears without preservatives, and if your problems persist, see your eye doctor because more treatments might be required.

After blinking or relaxing, dry eyes might temporarily cause weak or blurry vision. To rule out other causes, apply lubricating eye drops, take screen breaks, and contact an eye doctor if the issue continues.

Even years after LASIK, persistent screen time or dry eyes are common causes of daily headaches and eye strain. If the headaches continue, apply lubricating eye drops, take frequent breaks from screens, and consult an ophthalmologist.

Optive Eye Drops help with mild dryness, while Optive Fusion is stronger; it combines extra moisturisers and lubricants for longer relief, especially if your eyes are very dry or irritated. For mild dryness, Optive may be enough, but if your symptoms are persistent, Optive Fusion works better.