Comfort starts with understanding
Dry eyes can make every day feel harder.
Burning, redness, irritation, blurry vision, or watery eyes can all be associated with dry eye. Find out what may be behind your symptoms—and what to discuss with an eye-care professional.
Schedule an evaluationTreatment recommendations depend on your symptoms and eye exam.
Small steps. More comfortable days.
Dry eye, explained
It’s not always as simple as “not enough tears.”
Dry eye can happen when your eyes don’t make enough tears, or when tears evaporate too quickly or don’t work as they should. The result can be an uncomfortable, unstable tear film over the eye.
Symptoms may come and go, and can feel worse during screen use, in windy or dry environments, or with some contact lenses. A clinician can assess your eyes and help identify suitable next steps.
A treatment conversation
Could collagen punctal plugs be an option?
For some people, temporary collagen plugs offer a short-term way to slow tear drainage. Learn how they work, what to expect, and what to ask at your appointment.
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Dry eye has different causes. The right plan starts with an eye exam, not a one-size-fits-all promise.
Your next step
Get a clearer picture of your eye comfort.
Persistent dryness, redness, or irritation is worth discussing with an eye-care professional. [Dr. David Malitz] can evaluate your symptoms and talk through appropriate options.
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