CTV 15: Lágrimas Artificiales, Cebollas y Cocodrilos con el Dr. Alberto Ollero

Dry eye is currently the leading cause of ophthalmological consultations, and one of the main keys to its treatment lies in selecting the most suitable artificial tears for each individual case. However, it's important to know that there are significant differences between them, which is one of the reasons why the price of artificial tears varies so much depending on the type. Pharmaceutical companies realized this some time ago (they saw the need and the business opportunity) and have therefore deployed their entire research arsenal to develop new types of artificial tears, single-dose or multi-dose solutions containing hyaluronic acid, Omega-3, Coenzyme Q10, etc. There is no single best artificial tear for everyone. It depends on each case and the type of dry eye. So, to clarify this topic, today we have Dr. Alberto Ollero, an ophthalmologist specializing in the ocular surface and a regular contributor to the "Take Care of Your Eyes" Podcast, who brings us valuable information suitable for everyone. As you'll see, in addition to learning tips and advice about artificial tears, we'll also cover curious and interesting topics such as… Why do our eyes water when we chop onions, how can we prevent it?, and we'll even talk about crocodile tears, rooster crests, and more. Are you in? You can access all the information, links, and show notes for this episode at the following link: Artificial Tears: Which are the BEST? (https://cuidatuvista.com/lagrimas-art...) Finally, I remind you that you can subscribe to the blog, join the Cuida tu vista Telegram channel (https://t.me/cuidatuvista), and access all episodes from a fantastic web player at: https://cuidatuvista.com/podcast/ In upcoming episodes, I'll share the best tips for eye care, chat with visual health experts, and answer the most frequently asked questions about the often-overlooked world of optics so you can learn to SEE well and LIVE Better. FOLLOW ME ON OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA Telegram Channel: https://t.me/cuidatuvista LinkedIn:   / ramon-garcia-optometrista   Facebook:   / cuidatuvistacom   Twitter:   / cuidatuvistacom   YouTube:    / cuidatuvistacom