Not all laser vision is blade-free. We hear the term more often now than ever before. So what does it really mean? (Read More)
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Artificial tears, rewetting drops, natural tears...What's the Difference? By Dr. Alison Mercer, Optometrist of VirginiaCreated on: Monday, January 09, 2012 |
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Tears are the thinnest drop available but with the shortest length of duration. The drops get thicker from liquigel to gel to ointments. The thicker the drop the longer it lasts. (Read More)
