Comparing Traditional vs. Innovative Dry Eye Treatments

Comparing Traditional vs. Innovative Dry Eye Treatments

Comparing Traditional vs Innovative Dry Eye Treatments: Dry eye disease (DED) is a multifactorial condition that causes ocular discomfort and visual disturbance. Traditional management focuses on replenishing tears and reducing inflammation, while newer therapies aim...
The Role of Diet in Eye Health: Foods for Dry Eye Relief

The Role of Diet in Eye Health: Foods for Dry Eye Relief

Dry eye disease occurs when the tear film – a three-layered coating of oil, water, and mucin – cannot adequately protect the ocular surface. Diet and nutrition can influence tear production, inflammation, and overall eye comfort. Extensive studies have linked dietary...
​Lifestyle Changes to Manage Chronic Dry Eyes

​Lifestyle Changes to Manage Chronic Dry Eyes

Chronic dry eye, or dry eye disease (DED), is a multifactorial condition characterized by inadequate tear production or poor tear quality, leading to ocular discomfort, visual disturbances, and potential damage to the ocular surface. Factors such as aging, hormonal...
Dry Eye Discomfort from Excessive Screen Use

Dry Eye Discomfort from Excessive Screen Use

In today’s digital age, many individuals spend a significant amount of time in front of screens—whether it’s computers, smartphones, or televisions. While these devices offer convenience and entertainment, prolonged exposure can lead to a condition known...
Introducing EYELIVIO®: Dual-Action Relief

Introducing EYELIVIO®: Dual-Action Relief

Introducing EYELIVIO®: Dual-Action Relief EYELIVIO® offers an innovative approach to managing dry eye symptoms by combining two synergistic components:​ Self-Warming Eye Mask: It activates upon opening, providing gentle heat to the eyelids. This warmth helps to unclog...
Understanding Evaporative Dry Eye Disease

Understanding Evaporative Dry Eye Disease

What Is Evaporative Dry Eye Disease? Tears are essential for maintaining ocular surface health, consisting of three layers: mucous, aqueous, and lipid. The lipid layer, produced by the meibomian glands, prevents rapid evaporation of the aqueous component. Dysfunction...