Julian Stevens was featured in an article in the Daily Mail talking about one of the ways to stay well this winter is to “blink more” to help prevent the eyes from becoming dry in the colder months. Mr Stevens says "When the environment is dry, our tears evaporate more quickly, so we need to blink more to compensate because this helps produce more tears and keeps those tears flowing". He goes on to advise what you can use if you are prone to streaming eyes in the cold weather and also how sunglasses can help as they reduce the air flow and evaporation around the eyes.