I wear the googles from eyeeco and they are great. There a bit pricey, but I would not want to be without them. I wear them at night to help seal in moisture by keeping my eyes closed. I encourage you to try them if you haven't.

I was wondering if the eye goggles worked. My dry eye is not doing well at the moment and Restasis is way too expensive. The price of the goggles compared to the Restasis, the goggles seem like a less expensive way to go. I will have to try them.

Tom59: It's obvious from your photo, you'd have a hard time getting the goggles to fit! The searched through dryeyeshop.com The owner gives lots of information about all the products, as well as maintaining a great newsletter. I bought some of the sunglasses in light-sensitive lenses so I could wear them outside all the time. They didn't get clear enough for most of the days in the cloudy dark Pacific Northwest, so I also bought some $20 Onion Goggles at the grocery store (upscale) - they're also on the dry eye site. They work great. Sometimes I dip them in water before I put them on. Now I really feel the drying properties of the wind if I forget them. There are also nighttime goggles which look useful if drops don't do it.

I have the tinted day goggles with little cartridges that hold water. They work fantastic and they are very comfortable. I use them on really windy days or whenever I mow or work outside extended periods.

I also have the moisture kit (1yr) that has pads you can wet to and hot packs that heat up to release the oil in the lids. I use these when I nap. I kept getting scratched cornea in one eye this has stopped that in its tracks. You must clean your eye lids and then use the hot packs for 30 minutes or so.....

I also have the clear goggles for night time sleeping. I actually found this stuff to be very reasonably priced.

I use genteal gel -severe- under my lids twice a day and drops the rest of the time.Night time I use genteal night time gel its like putting grease under your lids. Found these to work best for longer relief at night. W/goggles they last almost all night long. Some night they do last all night.

Humidifier is critical ......goggles are perfect for forced hot air furnaces ...

Oh I have my groomer shave around my eyes..... lol

I just ordered a set of the goggles from eyeeco. I can't wait to try them. They also gave me 15% off because I told them I heared about them from the SSF.