The CandorVision Blog

Summer is here in full force and that means spending more time outdoors. Whether hiking in Banff, kayaking in Vancouver or cycling in Montreal, July in Canada is always an active time filled with excitement and fresh air. While enjoying everything summer has to offer, the eyes might be fighting a hidden battle against the elements.

As the old saying goes, “March winds and April showers bring May flowers”. This classic proverb describes the preparation of nature for the abundance of spring. As snow melts and weather slowly warms up, March’s breezy days scatter plant seeds far and wide, while April showers provide the water plants need to flourish in May.

What is pollen and why does it give trouble to our eyes? More importantly, is there a way to enjoy the long-awaited spring and warmer seasons without itching and burning eyes?

Ectoine may not be a household name, yet for those who struggle with allergies, ectoine holds exciting potential.

While sneezing and eye irritation are often linked to spring, autumn brings its own set of unexpected triggers.