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Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) and Vision Correction

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1

Implantable collamer lenses are often used as an alternative to laser-based corneal surgeries.

Explanation:

Implantable collamer lenses are often used as an alternative to laser-based corneal surgeries. This surgery can be an alternative to high-prescription contact lenses or glasses.

2

Implantable collamer lenses are not an option if you have dry eyes.

Explanation:

Implantable collamer lenses can be a good option for people who have dry eyes.

3

Omega fatty acids may help reduce dry eye symptoms.

Explanation:

Omega fatty acids help create an oil layer in the tear film or your eyes. This can help lubricate your eyes and retain moisture.

4

There is no link between dry eye and depression.

Explanation:

Some studies have shown that people with depression may experience more severe dry eye symptoms. This may be due to antidepressants, which can contribute to dry eyes.

5

There is no link between lettuce and eye health.

Explanation:

Lettuce contains vitamin A, which contributes to eye health. Vitamin A may prevent macular degeneration.

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