29/03/2026
As spring blossoms, so do the opportunities to embrace the outdoors—whether it’s longer walks, garden gatherings, or drives in bright daylight. But while we adjust our wardrobes and skincare for the changing season, Spring eye care often gets overlooked. Pollen levels surge in spring, resulting in itchy, watery, and red eyes—symptoms of seasonal allergic conjunctivitis. To alleviate discomfort, avoid rubbing your eyes and keep windows closed during times of high pollen. Using preservative-free lubricating eye drops and wearing wraparound sunglasses outdoors can protect your eyes from airborne irritants and lessen symptoms.