Lifestyle modifications 42 : Avoid windy or drafty environments and wear sunglasses outdoors Use a humidifier indoors to keep the air moist Practice good oral hygiene (e.g., chew sugarless gum, stay well hydrated, see a dentist three times a year) Consciously remember to blink when working at a computer or reading extensively Avoid wearing eye makeup Consider smoking cessation and avoid smoky environments After showering, pat dry gently and apply an emollient to damp skin within three minutes Separation and timing 40,41 : Separate administration of multiple eye drops by at least 5 minutes to ensure the first drop is not flushed away by the second and the second drop is not diluted by the first If using multiple products, use them in order of least viscous to most viscous to ensure efficacy of all treatments If using drops and ointment, administer drops at least 10 minutes before ointment so the ointment does not create a barrier to the drops absorption If using a suspension with another dosage form, use the suspension last because its retention time in the tear film is longer Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians should also be aware of medications that could worsen symptoms of dryness ( Table 4 )

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