Benefits
Controlled humidity between 40% and 60% prevents the tear film from evaporating and prevents eye irritation and discomfort.
Fewer complaints
Controlled humidity protects the eyes from irritation and conjunctivitis.
Higher performance
Improved productivity, concentration and well-being with optimized humidity.
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Humidity reduces eye diseases
Dry eye syndrome is one of the most common eye diseases. The condition, also known as Sicca-Syndrome, is exacerbated by external factors such as low humidity, dust and draughts, as these reduce the protective tear film on the eyes.
It is particularly important to ensure an optimal indoor climate when working frequently at a computer. A controlled humidity level of between 40% and 60% is ideal for protecting the function of the tear film and preventing dryness.

Dry air weakens the tear film
The goblet cells of the conjunctiva are responsible for producing the protective mucus. If the relative humidity drops below 30%, the cell density of these goblet cells decreases significantly. This results in less mucus being produced and jeopardises the stability of the watery part of the tear fluid.
Excessively low humidity therefore not only leads to accelerated evaporation of the tear film, but also to reduced mucus production.

Contact lenses and humidity
Regulated humidity, ideally between 40% and 60%, helps contact lenses retain their moisture and reduces strain on the eye. Measures such as the use of humidifiers help to optimise the indoor climate and humidity for contact lens wearers.


Middle aqueous layer
Outer lipid layer
Inner mucous layer
Preventive measures against dry eyes are beneficial in many industries and applications
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Frequently asked questions
Does dry air cause eye problems?
Why is humidity important for healthy eyes?
What is Office-Eye-Syndrome?
What are the symptoms of dry eyes?
Does dry air affect contact lens wear?
If you want to explore your options for humidity control, Condair's expert sales engineers will visit your site, review your project and talk you through their recommendations.
Alternatively, if you would prefer a call or online meeting, our team are always happy to discuss possible solutions and offer free technical advice.
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