Dry Eye

LipiView II Ocular Surface Interferometer measures lipid layer thickness (LLT) with nanometer accuracy, captures blink dynamics, and images meibomian gland structure. The dynamic meibomian imaging (DMI) mode utilizes a combination of dynamic illumination and adaptive...

LipiScan was the first dedicated meibomian gland imager. With a small footprint and user-friendly design, it was designed to make high-definition meibography accessible for any practice. It captures high-definition images of gland structure using the Dynamic Meibomian Imaging...

The BlephEx is a handheld device that rotates a moistened medical-grade sponge at high speeds to remove excess bacteria, biofilm, and bacterial toxins and unroofs the meibomian glands. The sponge rotates forward and backward at about 2,000 rpm and the device is calibrated to...

The iLux is a handheld device that applies heat and compression via a sterile, single-patient use disposable Smart Tip under direct visualization to treat meibomian gland dysfunction. The Smart Tip inner pad slips behind the eyelid being treated, while the outer pad is pressed...

BioTears systematically addresses the structure/function cause and effects of dry eyes and is methodically redesigned when sufficient nutrition science dictates. It is made in a NSF, GMP registered facility. The oral gel cap supplements are used for dry eye relief.

Each capsule of ZoOmega-3 contains at 50% concentrate of pure pharmaceutical-grade oil from cold water fish to help promote healthy vision, as well as to benefit general health.

Odyssey's patented Parasol sterile pre-loaded occluders are packaged in a convenient 1 pair tray. Each occluder is individually sterile and pre-loaded on a high-quality disposable insertion instrument.

Odyssey's economical Bulk and Bulk Combo occluders are supplied non-sterile, 2 per poly bag, 10 pair per box (20 occluders total). Large size also available in a 5 pair box.

Odyssey's Collagen Intracanalicular Implants provide temporary lacrimal occlusion for patients experiencing dry eye symptoms and serves as a diagnostic tool in determining if permanent closure of the lacrimal drainage system will be of benefit to the patient.