Your dentist recommends the best toothbrush and tooth paste, your hair stylist recommends the best shampoo and conditioner. In my expert opinion, I am recommending this as the best drop for my patients. It is non-preserved, has anti-inflammatory properties and hydrates the eyes up to 4 hours after instillation.

The best time to use this thick, comfortable gel drop is at bedtime. You brush your teeth before bed because you make less saliva; you should also instill a gel drop in your eyes because you make less tears during sleep. This will keep your eyes comfortable and hydrated.

This comfortable, reusable warming eye mask delivers consistent, therapeutic heat to the eyelids. It helps warm and loosen meibomian (oil) gland blockages, improve oil flow, and support relief from symptoms associated with dry eye disease. Heat in the microwave for 20 seconds and sit back, relax with it on the lids for 5 to 10 minutes. Followed by gently massaging lids with eyes closed to express the oil from the glands for a thicker, healthier tear layer.

This conditioning mascara does not flake and is water soluble so easily removable with warm water and a cloth. No harsh chemicals in the mascara or necessary for removal. Natural waxes and mineral-derived pigments create a smudge-free, natural-looking black finish. Mascara should be replaced every three months for optimal eye health to reduce the risk of eye infections, a three month reminder email will be sent to you. 

Omega-3 fatty acids have anti-inflammatory effects that help some people improve tear film stability and reduce dry eye symptoms. The unique high concentrated formulation allows therapeutic omega-3 intake with fewer capsules compared with other products. It can take 6-12 weeks to see an improvement of dry eye symptoms with daily supplements. Should ask the pharmacist if it is acceptable to include with blood thinning medication.