As we enter into the windy season of spring, it’s important to protect your eyes. Not only can debris blow into your eye, but the air moving across the surface can cause dry eyes. Doctors say try not to rub your eyes if they are dry and irritated because it can scratch the cornea. Instead, use over-the-counter artificial tears, a gel drop or a lubricating ointment. Moreover, you also can wear a pair of sunglasses which can also protect your eyes from wind.

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