Benefits
Controlled humidity between 40% and 60% prevents the tear film from evaporating and prevents eye irritation and discomfort.
Fewer Complaints
Controlled humidity protects the eyes from irritation and conjunctivitis.
Higher Performance
Improved productivity, concentration and well-being with optimized humidity.
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Prevent Dry Eyes With Optimal Humidity
Middle aqueous layer
The largest layer of the tear film is the Aqueous layer excreted from the Lacrimal gland. Insufficient humidity affects the thickness and function of the tear film.
Outer lipid layer
The outer Lipid layer is slightly oily, excreted from the Meibomian gland, lubricates the eye lid movement and inhibits evaporation of the Aqueous layer.
Inner mucous layer
The inner Mucous layer, excreted from the Conjunctival goblet cells, holds the tear film to the eye. If the humidity is too low, the goblet cells produce less mucus.
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