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Winter Eye Care Tips 


Wearing contacts and glasses in cold weather can be a bit of a nuisance but that&rsquo;s the price we pay if we want to see clearly. There are 3.7 million contact lens wearers in the UK so a lot of us are probably used to fogged-up glasses and irritated eyes in the cold weather but it doesn&rsquo;t make it any more comfortable. Here are our top winter eye care tips that should improve contact lens wearing:

Choose the right contacts 

Most people prefer contact lenses over glasses in cold weather, especially if you&rsquo;re leading an active lifestyle. 
Limit your screen time 

We all know that screen time is a big contributor to short-sightedness and eye strain but this becomes even worse when contact lenses are involved.

Winter Eye Care Tips 

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If you&#39;re someone who suffers from spring allergy symptoms, you may be looking for ways to alleviate your symptoms without relying on medication. 

	
	Limit your exposure to allergens: The best way to avoid allergy symptoms is to limit your exposure to allergens. 	
	
	Use a saline nasal rinse: A saline nasal rinse can help alleviate congestion and other allergy symptoms. You can purchase a saline rinse kit at your local pharmacy or make your own by mixing 1 teaspoon of salt with 8 ounces of warm water.

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How to Stay Active During the Cold Winter Months


Staying active during the winter months can be a challenge for older adults, especially if they live in areas with cold and snowy weather. However, there are many creative ways for older adults to stay active and maintain their physical and mental health during the winter. 
One of the best ways for older adults to stay active in the winter is through indoor exercise. Many community centers and senior centers offer classes such as yoga, tai chi, and chair exercise that are specifically designed for older adults.

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