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Excessive salt in tears large salt depoisits on glasses after motorcycle riding, no one else has this?
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Normal: Tears are naturally salty. Your eyes are likely getting very dry on the motorcycle and make lots of tears. Wear better eye protection and this problem will cease.
Answered 3/2/2013
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