The CandorVision Blog

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.

During winter, both outdoor and indoor air tend to hold less moisture, forming a dry environment that can compromise the tear film.

Eye care often involves focusing on the eyes themselves. Yet, the delicate eyelids, protective flaps of skin—deserve equal attention.

Of all the hormones in our body, sex hormones—particularly estrogen and androgens—stand out for their roles in overall tear film health.

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

July is Dry Eye Awareness Month, and it is the perfect time to address a common, yet often overlooked, condition: dry eye disease.

With advanced lubricated eye drops, like the HYLO® GEL mini, starting strong relief has just become easier. 

Here is HYLO® GEL mini, now available in a new, additional 150-drop pack size with the same HYLO® GEL advantages loved by you

Millions of Canadian women suffer from menopause and dry eye. Find relief from dry eye symptoms with CandorVision treatments. 

HYLO-DUAL® mini, a new additional 150-drop pack size – with the same HYLO-DUAL® advantages loved by you – is here!

Dry eyes is a common disorder experienced by 5 to 50% of the world population.

An antihistamine-free option for eye allergies—with no prescription necessary—available behind-the-counter at pharmacies, optometry...