Watering in the eye itself is one of the clinical features of Dry Eye Syndrome, which is actually a reflex watering, induced due to dryness. This phenomenon keeps the patient away from the doctor and makes the disease chronic. In early stages, clear watering occurs, whereas in due course these secretions become turbid and turns into mucoid with filamental debris (i.e. increased osmolarity of tears with inflammatory ocular surface disorder).

Tear deficiency, evaporative troubles, altered food – behavioural regimen, profession and modified life style contribute a lot for this trouble. In modern medicine, Dry Eye Syndrome is palliative manageable condition. Selection of the particular tear supplement is the only non-invasive treatment.

In present era no one is having enough time and patience to go for lengthy procedures like Nasya, Anjana, Aschyotana, Tarpana, etc for the non-acute conditions like Dry Eye Syndrome.

Hence, there is great need of safe, effective, short-term, easily available and that can be done easily. Ghritamanda Aschyotana is one of such procedure which mimics as modern management and easily acceptable procedure.

Saindhava Lavana is having Kapha Lekhana, Shodhana, Kledahara, Chaakshushya and Shothahara property. It is being used as an ingredient of many ocular pharmaceutical preparations.

Considering all above, this study is planned to find the comparative efficacy of Saindhava Lavana Siddha Sheetala Jala & Goksheera in the management of Shushkaakshipaaka with special reference to Dry Eye Syndrome.