Dry Eye Rescue Learning Center
Understand your eyes. Know what to do next.
Doctor-reviewed guides to help you understand dry eye, eye symptoms, treatments, products, and when it may be time to see an eye care professional.
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Dry Eye
Symptoms, causes, testing, treatment, and everyday care.
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Eye Symptoms
Burning, watery, gritty, itchy, red, tired, or blurry eyes.
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Treatments & Products
Eye drops, heat masks, lid hygiene, supplements, and in-office options.
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Connect with an eye care professional in the Dry Eye Rescue network.
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You do not need to know the diagnosis to start learning.
Most helpful guides
Straightforward answers to the questions patients ask most.
Best Eye Drops for Dry Eye
How the main categories of drops differ and what to look for on the label.
Best Preservative-Free Eye Drops
Vials, multi-dose bottles and when preservative free matters.
Best Nighttime Drops, Gels & Ointments
The difference between gels and ointments for overnight use.
Best Heat Masks for Dry Eye and MGD
Microwavable, USB and no-heat options compared side by side.
Reviewed by eye care professionals
Dry Eye Rescue combines patient education with input from eye care professionals and connects visitors with a network of doctors focused on eye health and dry eye care.
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Find products based on what your eyes need.
Eye Drops & Lubricants
Drops, gels and ointments.
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Heat & Sleep Masks
Warm compresses and nighttime protection.
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Lid Hygiene
Sprays, foams, gels and wipes.
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Omega Supplements
Softgels, liquids and chewables.
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Contact Lens Comfort
Solutions, saline and scleral supplies.
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Sensitive Eye Beauty
Mascara, liner, removers and skincare.
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Still not sure what's causing your symptoms?
Online guides can help you understand common possibilities. An eye exam can help determine what is actually happening with your eyes.
Educational information only. This page is educational and does not replace medical advice from your eye care professional or healthcare provider. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
