You’ve already determined that your patient has aqueous deficient dry eye, now what? For years and years, doctors have
Meibomian gland dysfunction seems to be one of the most common conditions diagnosed in eye care. The condition is so pr
Artificial tears are a very common treatment for all kinds of dry eye disease. In fact, they can be considered a first
As a student in optometry school, I was always curious to know what it would entail to have a particular job. I often t
Optometry offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to practice settings and environments. However, from a new graduate
What happens if I don't pass the TMOD® ? This is a question that runs through every single student’s mind while studyin
In the previous blog post, we talked about the similarities and differences between NBEO® Part I and NBEO® Part II. Tak
Chances are that if you’ve made it through the first three years of optometry school, then you probably know how to tak
Most patients dismiss itchy eyes thinking that this common symptom is tied to their seasonal allergies, which they’ve l