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Why can dry eye be so tough to treat? Dry eye is a type of ocular surface disease of which there are many subtypes and overlapping symptoms. Adding to the challenge is the fact that what appears to dry eye is sometimes rooted in other conditions. This complexity can diagnosis difficult. At Surface Ophthalmics, we are committed to advancing the understanding of ocular surface disease and developing innovative treatments. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d4X8TN5V #DryEye #OcularSurfaceDisease #SurfaceOpthalmics #FutureOfEyeCare  Surface Ophthalmics

At Surface Ophthalmic, we're driven by our mission to address critical care needs in eye care. We're committed to transforming the management and treatment of dry eye syndrome (DES) through our proprietary portfolio of products in development. We know that understanding that DES is complex and diverse. Our goal is to equip eyecare professionals with the first comprehensive suite of products that effectively addresses the spectrum of signs, symptoms, and etiologies, from mild episodic to severe chronic dry eye. Learn more about us and how we working to improve the treatment of DES: https://lnkd.in/d4X8TN5V #DryEyeSyndrome #DES #SurfaceOpthalmics #opthalmology Surface Ophthalmics

Is it safe to use artificial tears? How often should you use them? What about redness-relief eye drops? This informative video by the American Academy of Ophthalmology answers these questions and more: https://lnkd.in/d7KjPYUQ #ArtificialTears #DryEyeSyndrome #EyeHealth #AAO Surface Ophthalmics

Imagine struggling to focus on your work, read a book, or even drive safely due to dry eye. This isn't just a hypothetical scenario. Data shows that individuals with dry eye experience difficulties in these essential daily activities. At Surface Ophthalmics we understand the challenges faced by those with dry eye. We're dedicated to developing innovative solutions that help people live their lives to the fullest. #Innovation #DryeEyeDisease #EyeHealth #FutureOfEyeCare Source: https://lnkd.in/dehBjxgZ

Sjögren's syndrome is an autoimmune condition that can affect the tear glands. Many people with Sjögren’s syndrome use artificial tears to combat dryness. For frequent use, preservative-free artificial tears are a safe option to use to help avoid irritation. It’s important to use them regularly and frequently – even when your eyes feel good. Don’t wait for uncomfortable symptoms of dry eye to appear. Surface Ophthalmics is dedicated to improving the treatment of dry eye syndrome through a comprehensive pipeline of unique and patented medicinal candidates, both prescription (Rxz0 and over-the- counter (OTC) eye drops. Learn more about our pipeline in development: https://lnkd.in/dTi-s-qv #Sjogrens #DryEyeSyndrome #DryEyeTreatment #ophthalmology #EyeHealth Source: https://lnkd.in/dmf6f_un  

What exactly is dry eye syndrome? What causes it? How is it treated? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this informative blog, “What is Dry Eye Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes and Treatments.” https://lnkd.in/dbpBXytR #DryEyeSyndrome #DryEye #ophthalmology #EyeHealth #EyeCare Surface Ophthalmics

Did you know smoking is a significant contributor to dry eye disease? This month, we're highlighting how smoking can lead to meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) and evaporative dry eye. Smoking is believed to cause "meibomian gland drop out," a condition where the crucial meibomian glands disappear, impacting the production of meibum - the essential oily substance that coats the surface of the eye and helps keep tears from drying out. This can lead to significant dry eye symptoms. While stopping smoking can't reverse existing damage, it may halt further gland loss. Check back each month for more insights into factors that lead to dry eyes. #DryEye #DryEyeDisease #MeibomianGlandDropOut #ophthalmology #EyeHealth

Did you know that glaucoma and dry eye syndrome (DES) commonly occur together? In fact, according to the The Glaucoma Foundation, about half of people with glaucoma also experience DES. When it comes to treating two conditions simultaneously, it can be challenging for both doctors and patients. Surface Ophthalmics is dedicated to developing innovative solutions for dry eye, recognizing the impact it can have on quality of life, especially for those managing other ocular conditions. Learn more about our next generation therapies currently in development: https://lnkd.in/d4X8TN5V #glaucoma #DryEye #DryEyeSyndrome #ophthalmology #innovation  Source of statistic: https://lnkd.in/eSHS9Qh7

What exactly is dry eye syndrome? What are the most common causes? How is it treated? Get the answers to these questions and more here: https://lnkd.in/dbpBXytR #DryEye #DryEyeSyndrome #DryEyeDisease #SurfaceOphthalmics

How should I safely use and store my artificial tears? When it comes to safety, the first rule is to check the expiration date. Discard eye drops (and all medications) when they expire. After this date, medications may have decreased effectiveness, increased risk of contamination, and could even potentially undergo chemical changes that make them harmful. Always store artificial tears in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Do not refrigerate or freeze them. Additionally, most experts agree that artificial tears should be discarded 30 days after the bottle is opened. This is because exposure to air could contaminate the solution. As with all medications, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. #EyeHealth #EyeCare #EyeDropSafety #DryEyeDisease #MedicationStorage