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A box labeled InflammaDry with an eye graphic and a test strip is shown. The text above reads, Have confidence in your dry eye diagnosis. Company logos QuidelOrtho and InflammaDry are at the bottom on a purple gradient background.

The one-and-only rapid point-of-care test that can detect MMP-9

InflammaDry detects elevated levels of MMP-9, a Key Inflammatory biomarker for ocular surface disease.

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Complete results in as fast as 10 minutes.

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Disposable test, requires just 4 easy steps.

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No additional equipment needed to interpret.

Watch Dr. Beck explain the advantages of testing inflammation in the Dry Eye Diagnosis process:

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An optimal treatment pathway for Dry Eye disease.

InflammaDry is the only rapid, in-office CLIA-waived test that detects elevated levels of MMP-9 an inflammatory marker that is consistently elevated in the tears of patients with dry eye disease. InflammaDry accurately identifies patients with oracular surface disease allowing for an optimal treatment pathway.

  • CLIA Waved
  • Results in minutes
  • 4 Simple steps
  • Minimally Invasive
  • Requires no special equipment

Clinical benefits

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Pre-surgical

Pre/post-surgical outcomes are improved by identifying and treating patients with dry eye.

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Post-surgical

Reduce post-surgical complications, such as corneal wound healing, by identifying dry eye prior to surgery.

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Therapeutic

Therapeutic treatment of dry eye improves patient quality of life.

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