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Eyes and Ears


My Eyes Burn When I Use the Computer or My Phone. What Eye Drops Should I Use?
If your eyes start to burn after spending time on your computer, phone, or tablet, you’re not alone. Digital screens have become a part of everyday life, but they can also contribute to dry, irritated eyes. For most people, lubricating eye drops, also known as artificial tears, are the best place to start. Read what the pharmacist says.
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Motion Sickness: Why It Happens and What Actually Works
Motion sickness can be managed with many over-the-counter products that help correcting the conflicting signals, or help with the symptoms associated with motion sickness such as nausea.
The best choice depends on tolerance to side effects and personal preferences.
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My Eyes Are Red and Itchy, What is the Eye Drop That Works For Me?
If your eyes are itchy, and constantly watering, you’re not alone. Eye allergies, often triggered by pollen, dust, or pet dander can be incredibly uncomfortable and distracting. The good news is that there are several over-the-counter eye drops that can help.
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