The View Between These Ears

Thank you Rohto Dry-Aid for sponsoring this post.

Last month I talked about battling summer dust and my secret weapon. I’m back talking about how Rohto Dry-Aid has impacted my dry eye and irritation since I’ve incorporated it into my summer riding routine. I thought I would share some of my gorgeous views along the way. As I mentioned previously, the harsh dry dusty environment for riding was starting to take a toll on my eyes.  

Rohto Dry-Aid has given me quick, long-lasting relief for dry, irritated eyes due to wind and dust. You won’t believe the amount of dust that a few trail horses can kick up. Plus Fira is the slowest walker, we are guaranteed to be in the back of a pack when we ride with friends. Rohto Dry-Aid drops are small enough to fit in my pocket or a saddle bag. Now I don’t have to worry about dry eye or feeling like my vision is restricted anymore.

Fira and I are constantly saddling up for new adventures. I love exploring L.A. on horseback. This view always provides a new perspective and I’m always inspired when I’m in the saddle. We get to visit cool places like the old zoo, Griffith Observatory, and the Hollywood sign.

The dusty view between the ears on our way home. Rohto Dry-Aid contains a unique formula that cools and soothes my burning, stinging eyes instantly. It offers consistent and continuous relief, comfort, and protection throughout the day so all I have to do is apply the drops once.

Take $2 off your next purchase of Rohto Dry-Aid when you visit the Rohto website and grab the coupon.  

Optometrist Dr. Susan Resnick encourages you to make sure you’re getting enough sleep and drinking plenty of water throughout the day. A healthy, balanced diet with fruits, vegetables and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids will also help restore moisture. I am certainly always trying to get my eight glasses of water every day. Read this educational piece about eye drops before you buy.

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of CLEVER and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.