Can simple blinking exercises actually help relieve dry eye symptoms? According to brand new research in 2025—yes! In this video, we break down two blinking exercise protocols that have been shown to improve tear film stability, eye strain, and even reduce incomplete blinks.
👁️ Why screen time leads to incomplete blinking
👁️ Step-by-step instructions from the original 2021 blinking protocol
👁️ What’s new in the 2025 study: “dazzle eyes” and “fox eye” movements
👁️ How strengthening the orbicularis oculi muscle improves blink quality
👁️ Results after just 3 days—and why this may be more realistic than blinking every 20 minutes
The video also covers a desktop app called Blink that tracks your blink rate and posture in real time. It’s designed to remind you to blink, sit up straight, and reduce strain from screen time.
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💬 Have you tried blinking exercises before?
Let us know in the comments what worked (or didn’t) for your dry eyes!
Eye doctors: Does the latest study change your opinion on blinking protocols?
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Chapters:
0:00 How to do dry eye blinking exercises
1:12 Blinking exercises
2:44 Developing good blinking habits
3:26 Blinking Exercises Research 2025
5:56 Benefits of blinking exercises
7:18 Bliink App for blinking and posture
8:45 Final thoughts
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