Product Playbook · In-Office Procedures
In-Office Procedures and equipment for the dry eye practice.
Every device a dry eye practice runs, sorted by what it does. Each card links to a focused page built from the manufacturer's information, and shows whether we stock it or it is ordered direct.
Where most practices start.
Build the suite in stages. Begin with tests that change a decision the same day, then add treatment, then keep the consumables flowing.
- Diagnose before you treat
- One heat-and-express treatment
- Consumables on auto-ship
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Diagnose first
Osmolarity and MMP-9 give an objective answer at the chair. ScoutPro and InflammaDry are both in stock.
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Add expression and heat
Gland expression plus one heat-and-express treatment, such as LipiFlow, covers the most common in-office workflow.
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Keep consumables stocked
Activators, tip packs, test cards and plugs reorder from one wholesale account, with auto-ship available.
Diagnostics
Dry eye testing and diagnostics
Objective testing grades severity, identifies the subtype and gives you a baseline to follow.
ScoutPro Tear Osmolarity
Tear osmolarity measured at the chair with a single-use test card.
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InflammaDry MMP-9
In-office test that detects elevated MMP-9 in a tear sample.
View page ›Keratograph 5M
Topographer with non-invasive tear breakup time, meibography and tear meniscus measurement in one unit.
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IDRA Dry Eye Platform
Automated dry eye workup: interferometry, meibography, NIBUT, tear meniscus and blink analysis.
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LipiScan and LipiView II
Meibomian gland imaging and tear film lipid layer measurement from J&J Vision.
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Sjö Sjögren's Panel
Blood test panel for Sjögren's syndrome, processed by the lab.
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Corneal Esthesiometer Brill
Non-contact corneal sensitivity testing with air pulses at five levels.
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Dry Eye Testing Playbook
The TFOS DEWS III workup: screen, confirm, then find the drivers, with the tools for each step.
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Procedures and in-office therapy
When at-home care is not enough: clearing the lid margin, warming and expressing the glands, conserving tears and treating Demodex blepharitis.
LipiFlow
Vectored thermal pulsation for the meibomian glands. We stock the Activators.
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BlephEx and OptiVize
In-office eyelid cleaning equipment and single-use disposables.
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Rinsada
Irrigating eyelid retractor for removing irritants from the ocular surface.
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Punctal Plugs
Punctal and intracanalicular plugs, with the full line in stock.
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MGD Expression
Grade the glands at blink-level force with the Meibomian Gland Evaluator, then stage and express.
View page ›OptiLight by Lumenis
The first and only IPL FDA approved for the management of dry eye disease due to MGD.
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TearCare
Open-eye thermal treatment followed by clinician gland expression.
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MiBo Thermoflo
Thermoelectric heat therapy applied to the outer eyelid.
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Low-Level Light Therapy
LED light mask therapy for the eyelids with the Equinox system.
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XDEMVY
Lotilaner ophthalmic solution 0.25%, indicated for the treatment of Demodex blepharitis.
View page ›Frequently asked questions
Which devices can I order through Dry Eye Rescue?
ScoutPro, InflammaDry, LipiFlow Activators, the Meibomian Gland Evaluator, BlephEx and OptiVize, the punctal plug line and Rinsada are on the wholesale platform. IDRA, the Keratograph 5M, LipiScan and LipiView II, TearCare, MiBo Thermoflo, OptiLight, Equinox and the corneal esthesiometer are manufacturer direct. Sjö is a lab send-out and XDEMVY is a prescription. Each card links to the right place.
What should I add first to build a dry eye practice?
Most practices start with diagnostics that change a decision the same day, osmolarity and MMP-9, then add gland expression and one heat-and-express treatment such as LipiFlow.
Where does the information on each device page come from?
Each device page is built from the manufacturer's own product information, instructions for use and, for prescriptions, the FDA prescribing information. Studies are listed where the manufacturer cites them.
How do LipiFlow and TearCare differ?
LipiFlow applies vectored thermal pulsation through Activators placed on the eyelids. TearCare applies heat with SmartLids while the eyes stay open, followed by clinician gland expression.
How do IPL and LLLT differ?
OptiLight IPL delivers filtered light pulses of 590 to 1200 nm to the malar region, from tragus to tragus. Equinox LLLT uses LED masks worn over the face and eyelids to apply localized heat.
Do you help with setup, consumables and training?
Yes. Provider Relations helps practices choose equipment, keep consumables stocked and connect with manufacturer training. Reach out and we will map it to your patient volume.
Build your in-office dry eye suite.
Pick the devices that fit your patient volume and we will help you stock the consumables and keep them on auto-ship.
Product names are trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Review each manufacturer's instructions for use, and for prescriptions the full Prescribing Information, before use.
