Dry eye is one of the most common reasons people see an optometrist, and screen time makes it worse. The $95 consultation measures your tear film and looks at the oil glands in your eyelids, which is where most dry eye starts.
Treatment ranges from warm compresses and the right drops to prescription medication and in-office gland treatments. Parts of dry eye care can be billed to medical insurance, and we check before your visit.
What is included
- Dry eye consultation: $95
- Tear film and eyelid gland imaging
- Prescription and in-office treatment options
- Often billed to medical insurance
Questions about dry eye treatment
My eyes water all the time. Could that be dry eye?
Yes. Watery eyes are often a reflex to dryness. The consultation shows whether that is what is happening.
Do I need to stop wearing contacts?
Not always. We may change your lens type or schedule first.
How booking dry eye treatment works
Book your exam type
Pick a routine exam, a contact lens exam or a medical visit so we hold the right amount of time and check the right coverage.
The exam, about 40 minutes
We check your prescription, take a retinal image and test eye pressure for glaucoma, then explain the results on screen before you leave.
Choose frames with an optician
An optician helps you pick frames, takes measurements and tells you what your plan covers before you order.
Other services
Comprehensive eye exams
Prescription, retinal imaging and glaucoma screening in one visit.
Glasses and frames
More than 900 frames, fitted and adjusted by our opticians.
Contact lens fitting
Fittings for daily, monthly, toric and multifocal lenses, with trial pairs.
Questions before you book?
Or call (555) 010-9340.