Bryan Johnson discovered undiagnosed dry eye through his health monitoring system. He switched from artificial tears to the Eye Tear 100 device, used twice daily for 30 seconds per eye. The first use triggers an intense sneeze-like sensation that floods the eyes with tears, but the discomfort fades with repeated use and dramatically improves his eye comfort.
Recently, a lot of people have been commenting about the whites of my eyes and how they pop. I think it could be from this device we recently started using eye tear 100. I started using it after the eye doctor told me I had dry eye, which I had no idea that I had. I began using drops five times a day, sustain, and that helped. But then we found this device, which is much better. So I use it twice a day, 30 seconds on each side of my nose. I put the tip right here, press the button, and it vibrates. The first time you use it is the most wild sensation. It feels like the most intense sneeze you've ever had in your entire life, and your eyes flood with tears. Over time, you normalize. Now my eyes are much more comfortable throughout the entire day. I didn't realize that I had this before, but it's really helped out a lot. These are the kinds of surprises we find all the time as we do our routine measurements. I don't know. I have a certain thing. We find out, then we address it, and I feel so much better. That's the beauty of blueprint.
