When your eyes don’t produce enough tears to keep them moist or functioning properly, you may have dry eye disease (DED). […]
What is Dry Eye Disease?

When your eyes don’t produce enough tears to keep them moist or functioning properly, you may have dry eye disease (DED). […]
Fortunately, there are simple and effective ways to unclog meibomian glands and restore clarity to your vision, such as eye masks, intense pulsed light, and gentle heat and massage to melt the hardened oil blocking the glands. […]
Have you ever woken up with eyes that feel like sandpaper? Or, have you noticed that your eyes are particularly dry and irritated in the morning? If so, you’re not alone. Many people experience dry eyes in the morning, and there are several reasons why. Among the most common causes are: Sleeping with your eyes […]
Spring is a beautiful season of growth, renewal, and loads of pollen. For many people, that much pollen in the air means allergies. Of course, spring isn’t the only time you might experience this irritation, but it is a common time of year to experience allergic reactions. Eye allergies are a condition that can cause […]
Dry eye disease is an irritating condition resulting from dysfunction in your tear film. It can negatively affect your vision, make it difficult to wear contact lenses, and significantly impact your life. If your optometrist diagnoses you with dry eye disease, their diagnosis will fall into two types: aqueous dry eye and evaporative dry eye […]
Dry eye is a common condition that occurs when the eyes do not produce enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly. This can lead to discomfort, redness, and a feeling of dryness or grittiness in the eyes. While dry eye is generally not a serious condition, it can cause various symptoms and complications […]