For people with MGD or evaporative dry eye who are still reaching for the drops every hour:

These Invisible Glasses Create a Moisture Seal, Trap your Evaporating Tears, And Give You All Day Comfort.

Novlora MoistureShield™ Comfort Glasses hold a pocket of humid, still air against your eyes. Anti-fog lenses keep the view crystal clear. And from across the room, they simply look like glasses.

✔ Sealed silicone moisture chamber · ✔ Anti-fog lenses · ✔ 30-Day Fit Guarantee · ✔ Prescription option

Try MoistureShield Risk-Free — $129 $69

If it doesn't fit your face, you don't pay. Full refund within 30 days.

If you have MGD, you already know why the drops never last.

The ceiling fan, the AC vent, the hot/cold air blast, the screen you're staring at — and the scratchy, burning, gritty feeling creeps right back. They are so stubborn. Why?

You've been told your eyes are "dry." But that's only half the story. Most dry-eye sufferers don't have a tear-making problem. They have a tear-keeping problem.

Up to 86% of dry-eye patients show signs of meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)¹ — a clogging of the tiny oil glands along your eyelids whose whole job is to coat every tear with a thin, protective film of oil.

When those glands clog, the oil layer thins. And without it, your tears evaporate far faster than your eyes can replace them. That's why your eyes can water and still burn. That's why a drop feels wonderful for a moment — and then vanishes.

You can add tears all day long. If they keep evaporating into moving air, you will never get ahead.

Everything you've tried adds more tears — or tries to unblock the glands. Almost nothing changes the air your eyes are sitting in.

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    Artificial tears and gels — add moisture that evaporates in minutes. (And the gels blur your vision. 😩)

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    Warm compresses — soften the oil; but you can't do it during the day, when at work.

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    Prescription drops — can take months to work, and cost hundreds.

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    Punctal plugs — keep tears from draining away… but not from evaporating.

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    In-office treatments — thermal pulsation, light therapy: expensive, and the effect wears off.

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    Swim-style dry-eye goggles — do trap moisture. But they fog, they leave gaps, and you would never wear them to lunch.

MoistureShield protects the tears you already have, all day, wherever you are, without anyone noticing.

People who understand MGD and have tried swim goggles or moisture chamber have found great relief. But, they left mark around your eyes. And they are never designed to be worn all the time.

The moisture shield technology

A sealed pocket of still, humid air — an artificial moisture layer for your eyes.

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    The soft silicone chamber rests gently against your brow and cheekbones. It encloses the space in front of each eye, so moving air from fans, vents and wind never reaches the surface of your eye.

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    Your eyes are constantly releasing moisture. In an open room, it's whisked away the instant it appears. Inside the chamber, it stays — and the humidity around your eyes rises.

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    In still, humid air, tears evaporate more slowly. Your natural tear film — and any drops you use — last longer, because they're no longer fighting the air.

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    The result is a calm, moist micro-climate around your eyes for as long as you wear them: a protective layer built from the outside, doing the job your thinning oil layer can't.

If you need a moisture boost, let MoistureShield take care of you. Add water or eye drop into the comfort pocket, and insert into the side channel, adding 33% more moisture!

Not a hype. A measured effect.

Researchers have been studying moisture-chamber eyewear for years. Two findings you should know about:

"Goggles increase periocular humidity and reduce dry-eye symptoms."

That's the title of a study in the journal Eye & Contact Lens (Korb & Blackie, 2013), which measured the humidity around the eye with and without a sealed chamber.²

55% lower symptom scores. Half the drops.

In a 3-month clinical study of moisture-retention eyewear in evaporative dry-eye patients, symptom scores fell by 55% and artificial-tear use dropped from about 8 times a day to 4.5. Patients said it helped most in wind, air conditioning, and during screen and reading tasks.³

These studies looked at moisture-retention eyewear as a category, in small groups of patients — not at Novlora MoistureShield specifically. Individual results vary. MoistureShield is comfort eyewear, not a medical device.

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The obvious question

"Sealed and humid… won't the lenses fog up?"

This is exactly where ordinary dry-eye goggles fall apart. The tighter they seal, the faster they fog. People end up cutting holes in the gasket — throwing away the moisture just to get their vision back.

MoistureShield solves it with professional anti-fog lens.

Fog is water vapor condensing into tiny droplets on the lens. MoistureShield lenses are treated so that vapor can't bead up on the surface — so the humidity stays where you want it, in the air around your eyes, instead of on the lens in front of them.

Moist behind the lens. Clear in front of it. Both — at the same time.

Which means you can actually live in them:

Reading

TV & movies

Computer & phone

Cooking

Walking the dog

Cards, church, grandkids

Reading

TV & movies

Computer & phone

Cooking

Walking the dog

Cards, church, grandkids

Care tip: wipe the lenses only with the included microfiber cloth. Paper towels and tissues can wear any anti-fog treatment over time. Stepping from cold air into a warm room can cause a brief haze on any lens — it clears in seconds.

The thing nobody says out loud

More like glasses. Less like goggles.

Let's be honest about the real reason so many dry-eye goggles end up in a drawer. You are not going to wear swim goggles to your granddaughter's recital, to church, or to lunch with friends. So the relief never leaves home.

MoistureShield was designed to pass the across-the-room test.

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    A classic frame in a standard shape — the kind of glasses half the people in any room are already wearing.

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    Clear shields, not bulky. From normal conversational distance they blend into your face.

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    No strap. No foam. Nothing that screams attention.

Look closely and you'll see the clear shields. Nobody looks that closely. But what people will notice: that you've stopped blinking hard, dabbing at the corners of your eyes, and reaching for the little bottle in your purse.

Graceful enough for every day. Comfortable enough to forget you're wearing them. Yours to wear anywhere.

How MoistureShield compares to what's out there

You have three other choices. Here's the honest picture — the same five questions, asked of each.

MoistureShield™ Comfort Glasses

$69

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    Seals moisture in — soft silicone chamber

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    Fog-free — anti-fog lenses

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    Looks like regular glasses — classic frames

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    Prescription option — add your Rx at checkout

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    30-Day Fit Guarantee — full refund

Eye drops & gels

$15–$30 a month, forever

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    Relief evaporates in minutes

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    Reapply 4, 6, 8 times a day

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    Does nothing about the air drying your eyes

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    Gels blur your vision

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    No guarantee — just the next bottle

Premium moisture-chamber brands

$119–$219

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    Seals moisture in — if you find a frame that fits you

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    Fogging is a common complaint

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    Mostly sport & wrap styles

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    Prescription on some models, at extra cost

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    Return policies vary by brand

Safety & onion goggles

$10–$30

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    Traps some moisture — gaps are common

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    Fogs within minutes

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    Unmistakably goggles

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    No prescription option

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    No fit guarantee

MoistureShield sits in the gap: real moisture-chamber coverage, in frames you'd actually wear, at a price that doesn't require a leap of faith.

The one thing that decides everything

Fit comes first.

Here's what the dry-eye forums will tell you — and what we'll tell you too: a moisture chamber only works if it meets your face. Gaps at the cheek or temple let moving air in, and the effect drops.

That's why we won't let fit be your risk.

140 mm

Frame width

17 mm

Bridge

130 mm

Temple length

Soft

Flexible silicone chamber

The 10-second fit check

When your MoistureShield arrives, put them on and look in the mirror. The silicone chamber should sit close to your brow and cheeks without pressing. A small gap for air exchange is normal — it's by design. If you see a large gap at the sides or bottom, they're not right for your face. And that's exactly what the guarantee is for.

The Novlora 30-Day Fit Guarantee

Wear them for 30 days. At home, in the car, under the AC, out on a windy walk. If the chamber doesn't fit your face comfortably, send them back for a full refund of your purchase price.

If it doesn't fit, you don't pay.

Order Risk-Free — 30-Day Fit Guarantee

Wear prescription glasses?

Order MoistureShield with your prescription.

Most of us over 50 wear some kind of corrective lenses — and switching to comfort glasses shouldn't mean choosing between seeing clearly and feeling comfortable. You don't have to.

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    Choose "Add Prescription Lenses" when you order.

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    Enter the numbers from your prescription — Sphere, Cylinder, Axis and PD — or upload a photo of it.

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    We custom-cut lenses to your prescription and fit them into your MoistureShield frame before it ships.

Single-vision prescriptions (distance or reading) within ±10.00 are supported. Progressive and bifocal lenses are not available at this time.

Don't need a prescription? The standard version comes with clear, non-magnifying lenses — ideal if you only use readers for close work and want dry-eye coverage the rest of the day.

Choose your MoistureShield

Every pair includes the removable silicone moisture chamber, anti-fog lenses and the 30-Day Fit Guarantee.

Everyday Clear — Classic Black

$69

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    Clear anti-fog lenses

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    Best for AC, ceiling fans, TV, screens and everyday indoor comfort

Prescription lenses customization available

Select Classic Black

Outdoor Light-Adaptive — Classic Black

$79

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    Changes color under the sunlight

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    Best for outdoors, walking, gardening, wind and bright light

Prescription lenses customization available

Select Outdoor Polarized

Indoor + Outdoor Set

One Everyday Clear pair for home, work and driving. One Outdoor Polarized pair for wind and sun. Never caught without coverage.

$119 (save $29)

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What's in the box

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    Novlora MoistureShield™ Comfort Glasses in your chosen frame and lens

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    Removable soft silicone moisture chamber

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    Rigid protective case

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    Large microfiber cleaning cloth

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    Large-print fit & care guide

MoistureShield is for you if…

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    You've been told you have MGD, evaporative dry eye, or blepharitis-related dryness.

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    You use drops more than twice a day and they never seem to last.

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    Fans, AC, heaters, wind or car vents set your eyes off.

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    Screens, reading or TV leave your eyes burning by evening.

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    You've thought about dry-eye goggles — but couldn't bring yourself to wear them in public.

It's not for you if…

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    You expect a cure. MoistureShield changes the environment around your eyes while you wear it. It doesn't treat the underlying condition — keep working with your eye doctor.

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    You need impact-rated safety eyewear for work.

What MoistureShield wearers are saying

★★★★★

“I have MGD, and the ceiling fan usually makes my eyes uncomfortable within minutes. With these glasses on, I can sit in the same room much longer without constantly reaching for drops. They’re comfortable and don’t feel like medical-looking eyewear.”

Megan R. — Austin, Texas · Verified buyer

★★★★★

“I mainly use them in the evening when I’m reading or watching TV. My eyes usually start feeling dry and tired after a while, but the glasses help me stay comfortable longer. The lenses stay clear, and the frames are light enough that I forget I’m wearing them.”

Priya S. — Raleigh, North Carolina · Verified buyer

★★★★★

“I wear these at my desk because the office AC and computer time are a bad combination for my dry eyes. I was worried they might fog or feel bulky, but neither has been an issue. I still use eye drops, just not as often during the workday.”

James T. — Tampa, Florida · Verified buyer

Questions people ask before ordering

Is it really sealed? Won't that feel tight or airless?

The soft silicone chamber rests against your face rather than clamping onto it. A small amount of air exchange is normal and intended — enough to stay comfortable and clear, not enough for losing the moisture around your eyes all day.

Will the lenses fog?

The lenses use the anti-fog technology so the humidity stays in the air around your eyes, not on the lens. Like any lens, they can haze briefly when you step from cold air into a warm room; it clears in seconds. Clean only with the microfiber cloth to protect the treatment.

Can I wear them all day?

Yes. Many moisture-chamber wearers keep them on from morning coffee to evening TV. The frame is lightweight and the chamber removes for cleaning.

Can I keep using my eye drops?

Absolutely — and you'll likely find each drop lasts longer, because it's no longer evaporating into moving air. Many people find they reach for the bottle less often.

Plus, you can add eye drops to the moisture pad on the side of the glasses, so the drops will be released into the moisture layer around your eyes.

Do they work with contact lenses?

MoistureShield is worn over your eyes like ordinary glasses, so you can wear it with contacts. Contact-lens wearers are among the most enthusiastic users of moisture-chamber eyewear, because lenses dry out fast in moving air.

Can I get them in my prescription?

Yes. Choose "Add Prescription Lenses" at checkout and enter the numbers from your prescription. Single-vision prescriptions within ±10.00 are supported.

Will people notice them?

From normal conversational distance, they read as classic glasses. Up close, the clear shields are visible — but nobody stares at anyone's glasses that closely. What people notice is that you've stopped rubbing your eyes.

How do I clean them?

Pop the silicone chamber out, rinse it with mild soap and water, and let it air-dry. Wipe the lenses with the included microfiber cloth only.

Do they block blue light or UV?

Yes. All of our lens block blue light and UV.

What if they don't fit my face?

Send them back within 30 days for a full refund of your purchase price under the Fit Guarantee. If it doesn't fit, you don't pay.

Is this a medical device? Will it cure my dry eye?

No. MoistureShield is comfort eyewear. It changes the environment around your eyes while you wear it; it does not treat, cure or prevent dry eye disease or any other condition. Please keep working with your eye doctor.

Give your eyes a different environment. For 30 days, at our risk.

A sealed silicone moisture chamber that does what your oil glands can't. Anti-fog lenses so you can read, watch and work in them. Frames that look like glasses, not goggles. Your prescription, if you need it. And a 30-Day Fit Guarantee, so the only thing you risk is going back to the drops.

Try MoistureShield Risk-Free — From $69

If it doesn't fit, you don't pay.

¹ Lemp MA, et al. Distribution of aqueous-deficient and evaporative dry eye in a clinic-based patient cohort. Cornea. 2012;31(5):472–478 — up to 86% of dry-eye patients showed signs of meibomian gland dysfunction.

² Korb DR, Blackie CA. Using goggles to increase periocular humidity and reduce dry eye symptoms. Eye & Contact Lens. 2013;39(4):273–276.

³ Waduthantri S, et al. Specialized moisture retention eyewear for evaporative dry eye. Current Eye Research. 2015;40(5):490–495. Eleven patients, 3 months, eyewear used alongside lubricant drops.

Novlora MoistureShield™ is comfort eyewear, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent dry eye disease or any medical condition. Research cited refers to moisture-retention eyewear as a category and not to this specific product. Individual results vary. Not impact-rated safety eyewear. Consult your eye-care professional about your dry-eye treatment.