Dry, irritated eyes don’t always start at the surface.
Your eyes—like many parts of the body — rely on DHA, an essential omega-3, to help maintain healthy cell function and support a balanced inflammatory response.
If this balance is off, it may contribute to symptoms such as dryness and grittiness.
Watch the short Video below to learn more.
Light is the signal — DHA helps your eyes and brain receive it properly.
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Alan Bryden - Optometrist & Light Health Advocate
With 20 years in practice, Alan helps people better understand potential factors contributing to modern eye issues—from screen strain to dry eyes and poor sleep.
His approach goes beyond prescriptions, focusing on how light exposure and cellular health (including key nutrients like DHA) influence how your eyes feel and function day to day.
HODL Vision Group Ltd 2026
Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical or optometric advice. It should not be used to diagnose, treat, or manage any eye or health condition, and does not replace a comprehensive eye examination or personalised care.
While Alan Bryden is a registered optometrist, the content shared here is not part of an individual clinical assessment and does not replace a comprehensive eye examination or personalised advice. If you have any concerns about your eye health, please consult your optometrist or appropriate healthcare provider.