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- [A Closer Look at Dry Eye Disease](https://mydryeye.ca/a-closer-look-at-dry-eye-disease/) - A prevalent study out of Ontario invited patients to complete a questionnaire on dry eye. Over 5,000 patients completed the questionnaire, and those with scores higher than six were classified as having dry eye disease (DED). The findings showed that up to 21% of Canadians may be affected by DED1. With the prevalence of DED, eye care professionals (ECPs) are always on the lookout for innovative and insightful treatment options; XIIDRA is the first
- [TFOS DEWS III Is Here: Is Your Practice Ready to Evolve Beyond Artificial Tears?  ](https://mydryeye.ca/tfos-dews-iii-is-here-is-your-practice-ready-to-evolve-beyond-artificial-tears/) - The landscape of dry eye management has shifted. With the release of the TFOS DEWS III: Diagnostic Methodology report, the clinical consensus is clearer than ever: dry eye disease (DED) is a complex, progressive loss of ocular surface homeostasis requiring targeted, etiology-driven intervention. Yet, patients are still managing DED with over-the-counter artificial tears, masking progressive tissue damage while their underlying drivers go
- [Getting the Dry Eye Care You Need, Even When Cost Feels Like a Barrier](https://mydryeye.ca/getting-the-dry-eye-care-you-need-even-when-cost-feels-like-a-barrier/) - If you live with moderate to severe dry eye disease, you already know it's not just an occasional irritation. It can affect the clarity of your vision, make it harder to get through a workday, and wear on your mood and energy over time. For many people, the bigger frustration isn't just the symptoms —
- [Eye Really Care: Improving Access to Dry Eye Care ](https://mydryeye.ca/eye-really-care-improving-access-to-dry-eye-care/) - Moderate to severe dry eye disease is far more than an occasional irritation. For many individuals, it can significantly impact visual quality, productivity, daily functioning, and even mental well-being. Eye Really Care was founded to address a critical gap in access to care. Many patients who would benefit from advanced dry eye treatments are unable to receive them because of
- [Diagnosing Dry Eye in Three Steps: The DEWS III Pathway ](https://mydryeye.ca/diagnosing-dry-eye-in-three-steps-the-dews-iii-pathway/) - Ask ten clinicians how they diagnose dry eye and you may get ten different routines. The surveys Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society (TFOS) ran around DEWS II and again ahead of DEWS III confirmed it: clinicians were using, on average, nine separate tests to reach a diagnosis. That is not thoroughness, it is drift, and it undermines
- [TFOS DEWS III: What Actually Changes for Your Dry Eye Practice ](https://mydryeye.ca/tfos-dews-iii-what-actually-changes-for-your-dry-eye-practice/) - Eight years after the landmark Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society TFOS) DEWS II reports, the TFOS has consolidated the evidence again. The TFOS DEWS III Management and Therapy Report, published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology (Jones et all., 2025), reflects the volume of work published since 2017. For Canadian optometrists, the headline is encouraging: the framework is now simpler to apply at the chair, and
- [From Nine Tests to Three Steps: Professor James Wolffsohn on DEWS III](https://mydryeye.ca/from-nine-tests-to-three-steps-professor-james-wolffsohn-on-dews-iii/) - Sponsored by Espanione Group One in three adults carries a dry eye diagnosis, and most are still underdiagnosed and undertreated. TFOS DEWS III is the most significant update to how we define, diagnose and treat the disease, and is genuinely easier to use at the chair. Join Professor James Wolffsohn, Professor and Dean of Optometry at Aston University and a member of
- [Eye Care Edge Academy: Your Destination for mydryeye](https://mydryeye.ca/eye-care-edge-academy-your-destination-for-mydryeye/) - The new and improved Eye Care Edge Academy brings all your learning into one place: mydryeye training modules and supplier partner educational resources, searchable and ready when you need them. Whether you're building new skills, refreshing your knowledge, or onboarding your team, Eye Care Edge Academy is designed to meet you where you are. Eye
- [Beyond Temporary Comfort: Thealoz GEL Can Help You Find Relief That Lasts  ](https://mydryeye.ca/beyond-temporary-comfort-thealoz-gel-can-help-you-find-relief-that-lasts/) - Beyond Temporary Comfort: Thealoz GEL Can Help You Find Relief That Lasts If you struggle with dry eye disease, you already know how exhausting it is. If you’re staring at a computer screen all day or even relaxing in an air-conditioned room, that gritty, burning feeling can ruin your day. Temporary drops might feel good for a minute, but the relief
- [Why Upper Eyelids Matter](https://mydryeye.ca/why-upper-eyelids-matter/) - Why Upper Eyelids Matter: Dr. Paul Karpecki Breaks Down New Evidence to Transform Your Meibomian Gland AssessmentSponsored by Meivertor If you are only imaging the lower lids, you might be missing half the story. While upper eyelid meibography is often skipped in routine dry eye workups, emerging data reveals it frequently shows earlier, more severe, and more predictive gland changes than the lower
- [The Overlap Between Ocular Allergy and DED](https://mydryeye.ca/the-overlap-between-ocular-allergy-and-ded/) - Ocular allergy and dry eye disease (DED) frequently coexist, sharing overlapping symptoms, inflammatory pathways and patient frustration. During the allergy seasons, many patients labelled as ‘dry eye failures’ may be experiencing an unrecognized allergic component, or vice versa. Effectively differentiating and managing both conditions is critical to improving outcomes and patient satisfaction. Pathophysiological Interplay Ocular allergy induces a Type I hypersensitivity response, characterized by mast cell degranulation and
- [Dry Eye and Systemic Conditions: Arthritis, Sjögren’s, Lupus, and Thyroid Disease by Dr. Diana Nguyen](https://mydryeye.ca/dry-eye-and-systemic-conditions-by-dr-diana-nguyen/) - Dry eye affects 30% of Canadians each year, and it can be extremely debilitating. Advanced cases of dry eye disease are often linked to underlying systemic health conditions such as arthritis, Sjögren’s syndrome, lupus, or thyroid disease. In most of these systemic health conditions, the underlying cause is inflammatory and can affect various parts of the body, including the ocular surface. In today’s
- [How Allergies Can Make Dry Eye Worse ](https://mydryeye.ca/how-allergies-can-make-dry-eye-worse/) - The morning sun peeping out from behind the clouds, the flowers starting to bloom, and the grass turning green; all signs that spring is here, a welcome reprieve from the snow and sleet of a long winter. However, if you’re like thousands of other people, spring brings one annoying side effect: allergies. If your eyes start to
- [Controlling Your Dry Eye Disease: Significance of Compliance by Dr. Diana Nguyen ](https://mydryeye.ca/controlling-your-dry-eye-disease-significance-of-compliance-by-dr-diana-nguyen/) - If you’re living with dry eye disease, you know how uncomfortable it can be with burning, irritation, redness, or that gritty “sand in your eyes” feeling. What many people don’t realize is that controlling dry eye is a chronic disease that can’t be cured with a quick fix. It is a disease that requires building healthy, consistent habits at home to
- [Enhance Patient Outcomes with Neurolens](https://mydryeye.ca/enhance-patient-outcomes-with-neurolens/) - Moving Beyond the Static: The Future of Patient Outcomes In eye care, we’ve long managed the delicate dance between the accommodative and vergence systems. But are we doing enough for our symptomatic patients? New data from a retrospective analysis of 96,000+ patients suggests it’s time to move beyond traditional, static corrections. The results of transitioning
- [Something New Is Coming to mydryeye Members](https://mydryeye.ca/something-new-is-coming-to-mydryeye-members/) - A new learning experience is on its way. Built for your practice, your team, and the way you work. On-demand training, structured when you need it and flexible when you don’t. Built for running an independent clinic. This June, mydryeye and Eye Care Edge Academy (ECEA) get a significant upgrade. We've rebuilt the mydryeye portal and Eye Edge Care Academy from the ground up, designing it around
- [Introducing The Eye Opener: Canada's First Dry Eye Disease Report - Full Report](https://mydryeye.ca/introducing-the-eye-opener-canadas-first-dry-eye-disease-report-full-report/) - Introducing The Eye Opener: Canada's First Dry Eye Disease Report The Eye Opener: Dry Eye Disease Report draws on survey data collected from Canadian optometrists at the Dry Eye Summit 2024. These are practitioners who represent some of the most engaged and forward-thinking minds in the field, and what they shared is worth paying attention to. Here's what data reveals:
- [Ophthalogix Canada — Bringing Advanced Amniotic Membrane Therapy to Canadian Eye Care](https://mydryeye.ca/ophthalogix-canada-bringing-advanced-amniotic-membrane-therapy-to-canadian-eye-care/) - Amniotic membranes provide a non-surgical solution that promotes healing, reduces inflammation, and supports tissue regeneration. Read more.
- [Relief for Dry, Irritated Eyes Starts Here](https://mydryeye.ca/relief-for-dry-irritated-eyes-starts-here/) - Discover the Jett Plasma Pen Medical Treatment If you’re tired of the burning, gritty, or watery discomfort of dry eyes, you’re not alone. Millions experience these symptoms every day. The good news? There’s a gentle, effective solution designed specifically to treat the root cause of dry eye disease, not just the symptoms. Meet Jett Plasma
- [CEQUA Patient Benefit Program: Co-Pay Support for Your Patients](https://mydryeye.ca/cequa-patient-benefit-program-co-pay-support-for-your-patients/) - The CEQUA Patient Benefit Program is designed to help patients manage their CEQUA medication costs. Living with moderate to severe dry eye (keratoconjunctivitis sicca) is a daily challenge that impacts patients' vision and quality of life. While treatments like CEQUA (cyclosporine ophthalmic solution 0.09% w/v) are designed to help eyes produce more of their own
- [Thea - What is Blepharitis and How Do We Treat It?](https://mydryeye.ca/thea-what-is-blepharitis-and-how-do-we-treat-it/) - Learn about blepharitis from Thea in this short one minute video.
- [Accelerating Dry Eye Innovation with Real‑World AI](https://mydryeye.ca/accelerating-dry-eye-innovation-with-real-world-ai/) - AI4EYES moves into real-world trials to enhance AI dry eye care solutions and create the world’s largest ocular surface dataset with OSDx device.
- [Thea - Top Tips for Allergies](https://mydryeye.ca/thea-top-tips-for-allergies/) - Watch this short video for Thea's top tips for allergies.
- [Brands Test](https://mydryeye.ca/brands-test/) - Brands test
- [Refresh - Fusion Preservative- Free Drops](https://mydryeye.ca/refresh-fusion-preservative-free-drops-patients/) - Here's a chance to educate yourself on how these drops work in protecting the surface of the eye against symptoms of dry eye. Refresh - Fusion Preservative - Free DropsDownload
- [Refresh - Fusion Preservative- Free Drops](https://mydryeye.ca/refresh-fusion-preservative-free-drops/) - Here's a chance to educate yourself on how these drops work in protecting the surface of the eye against symptoms of dry eye. Refresh - Fusion Preservative - Free DropsDownload
- [Refresh Advanced OMEGA-3](https://mydryeye.ca/refresh-advanced-omega-3/) - New options for patients with evaporative dry eye that may be due to MGD. Omega-3 Leave BehindDownload
- [Improving Patient Compliance With Dry Eye Regimens](https://mydryeye.ca/improving-patient-compliance-with-dry-eye-regimens/) - Dry eye disease (DED) is a chronic, multifactorial condition that requires consistent management to achieve symptom relief and long-term ocular surface stability. Yet one of the biggest challenges eye care professionals face isn't the complexity of the disease. It's patient compliance. Despite the availability of effective therapies, many patients fail to follow their prescribed regimens.
- [Dry Eye and Cataract Surgery: Why Preoperative Management Matters](https://mydryeye.ca/dry-eye-and-cataract-surgery-why-preoperative-management-matters/) - Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed procedures in Canada, with high expectations for visual outcomes and patient satisfaction. One often overlooked factor can significantly impact results: dry eye disease. As eye care professionals, we must recognize that preoperative dry eye management is not optional—it's essential. The Hidden Impact of Dry Eye on
- [Hormones and the Ocular Surface: Understanding Dry Eye in Menopausal Patients](https://mydryeye.ca/hormones-and-the-ocular-surface-understanding-dry-eye-in-menopausal-patients/) - Dry eye disease is a multifactorial condition, but one of the most unrecognized contributors, especially in women, is hormonal fluctuation during perimenopause1 and menopause2. As estrogen and androgen levels shift, so does the tear film balance, resulting in aqueous-deficient and evaporative dry eye. Understanding those hormonal influences is essential for optometrists and ophthalmologists aiming to
- [How to Build a Dry Eye Centre of Excellence in Your Practice](https://mydryeye.ca/how-to-build-a-dry-eye-centre-of-excellence-in-your-practice/) - Dry eye disease (DED) is one of the most prevalent and underdiagnosed conditions in eye care. With increased screen time, aging populations, and environmental stressors, the demand for specialized eye care is growing rapidly. For eye care professionals, establishing a dry eye centre of excellence is not only a clinical opportunity, but also a strategic
- [5 Ways Dietary Factors Play a Role in Dry Eye](https://mydryeye.ca/5-ways-dietary-factors-play-a-role-in-dry-eye/) - Written by Dr. Diana Nguyen Dry eye disease is one of the most common eye conditions, leaving patients with symptoms such as blurry, irritation, or watery eyes. But, did you know diet also plays a pivotal role in dry eye? The North American diet has high levels of sugar, high levels of omega-6 and ultra-processed
- [Blepharitis 101](https://mydryeye.ca/blepharitis-101/) - Have you ever woken up with your eyelids stuck together? It’s not exactly pleasant — but it’s just one symptom of blepharitis, which may affect up to 47% of individuals1. In addition to being uncomfortable and unsightly, blepharitis is closely linked to dry eye disease. It can also cause problems for your eyelashes and eyelids over time. Finding
- [Understanding The Root Cause Of Dry Eye](https://mydryeye.ca/understanding-the-root-cause-of-dry-eye/) - Dry eye is a complex condition with diverse underlying causes that go beyond surface-level symptoms. For effective management, ECPs must identify and address the root contributors—whether it's meibomian gland dysfunction, tear film instability, or systemic factors—to deliver targeted, long-term relief. 1. Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD): The Leading Cause MGD is now recognized as the most
- [Debunking Dry Eye Myths Part 2](https://mydryeye.ca/debunking-dry-eye-myths-part-2/) - With so much information in today’s world, sometimes it’s difficult to know which source holds the most reliability. In Debunking Dry Eye Myths Part 1, we debunked common myths from using baby shampoo to using tea bags for dry eyes. Today, we will discuss and debunk more dry eye myths. Myth #1: “Tea tree oil
- [7 Reasons Why You Have Dry Eye](https://mydryeye.ca/7-reasons-why-you-have-dry-eye/) - If you’ve ever dealt with dry eye disease, you know it’s not pleasant. Dry eye disease can cause discomfort, and getting treatment as soon as possible is essential. Knowing why you may have dry eye disease can help you better understand the condition. Let’s take a closer look at dry eye disease, including 7 reasons why you have dry
- [What is Thealoz Duo](https://mydryeye.ca/what-is-thealoz-duo/) - Providing long lasting relief for dry eye sufferers and wearers of contact lenses. Consult your Optometrist for more information
- [Thealoz Duo - How to Use](https://mydryeye.ca/thealoz-duo-how-to-use/) - This gel is used for sufferers of dry eye symptoms and can also be used by contact lens wearer. Consult your Optometrist for more information
- [What is Thealoz Duo Gel](https://mydryeye.ca/what-is-thealoz-duo-gel/) - Find out how the Rose of Jericho flower as an ingredient in this gel gives comfort for those with dry eye symptoms and those who wear contact lenses. Consult your Optometrist for more information
- [The Impact of Menopause and Other Hormonal Changes](https://mydryeye.ca/the-impact-of-menopause-and-other-hormonal-changes/) - Your body runs on hormones1. They impact your sleep cycle, your weight, and even your mood. But did you know your hormones can have a significant influence on your eye health? Menopause and other hormonal changes can cause dry eye2 irritating symptoms, poor visual performance, and even ulcers on the surface of the eye3. Let’s discuss the link
- [The Lacrimal System and Dry Eye](https://mydryeye.ca/the-lacrimal-system-and-dry-eye/) - The lacrimal system plays a vital role in maintaining ocular surface health through tear production and drainage. As optometrists, understanding the anatomy and function of this system is essential for diagnosing and managing dry eye disease, particularly when dysfunction occurs at any point along the tear production or drainage pathway. Anatomy of the Lacrimal System
- [Sjögren’s Syndrome and Dry Eye](https://mydryeye.ca/sjogrens-syndrome-and-dry-eye/) - What is Sjögren’s Syndrome? Sjögren's syndrome is a chronic autoimmune condition that primarily targets exocrine glands, including the lacrimal and salivary glands. For optometrists, this disease is a significant opportunity to identify and manage one of the most debilitating forms of aqueous-deficient dry eye disease (ADDE). Clinical Presentation and Diagnostic Considerations Patients with Sjögren's often
- [Dry Eye & Laser Eye Surgery](https://mydryeye.ca/my-dry-eye-laser-eye-surgery/) - As more Canadians seek freedom from glasses and contact lenses through refractive surgery, optometrists play a critical role in evaluating candidacy and managing pre- and post-operative ocular health. One of the most important considerations in this process is dry eye disease, which can significantly impact eligibility and surgical outcomes. Understanding Laser Eye Surgery Laser eye
- [My Dry Eye and the Affects of Cannabis](https://mydryeye.ca/my-dry-eye-and-the-affects-of-cannabis/) - Dry, red eyes can mean many things, but if you have recently smoked or ingested cannabis—that’s the likely cause. Cannabis most commonly causes red eyes, but it also lowers your eye pressure. These are temporary effects that should go away with time. Current cannabis research doesn’t show that it can damage vision, but there may be
- [My Dry Eye - Effect in the Workplace](https://mydryeye.ca/my-dry-eye-effect-in-the-workplace/) - A Japanese study of young to middle-aged office workers using computers showed a significant relationship between dry eye disease (DED) and lower job performance. After analyzing the data, the researchers determined dry eye disease was responsible for productivity losses of over $6,000 per employee. Another study found that even though DED had very little impact
- [Some In-Office Dry Eye Treatments](https://mydryeye.ca/some-in-office-dry-eye-treatments/) - If your eyes are irritated, sensitive or burning then you could have dry eye disease. For patients with mild dry eye, their symptoms can simply be reduced by using preservative-free artificial tears (a.k.a. eye drops). However, if your symptoms are becoming constant and severe, then you may need advanced procedure-based treatments as recommended by your
- [Demodex and Blepharitis: The Hidden Culprit Behind Chronic Lid Disease](https://mydryeye.ca/demodex-and-blepharitis/) - Blepharitis is a common, chronic condition seen in eye care clinics, often presenting with symptoms like itching, burning, foreign body sensation, and crusting along eyelid margins. While bacterial overgrowth and meibomian gland dysfunction are well-known contributors, Demodex mites are increasingly recognized as a persistent cause, especially in treatment-resistant cases. What is Demodex? Demodex is a
- [Debunking Dry Eye Myths](https://mydryeye.ca/debunking-dry-eye-myths/) - The internet has a plethora of information. Social media networks allow information to be passed around the world in less than a second. However, the power of the internet also has its consequences. Knowledge can be skewed and perpetuated into misinformation – this can be dangerous especially if it impacts your health. In the dry
- [The Importance of Eye Hygiene](https://mydryeye.ca/the-importance-of-eye-hygiene/) - Eye Hygiene for Better Eye Health Good eyelid hygiene is important to maintain healthy eyes. If you have poor eyelid hygiene, your eyes will become itchy, inflamed and dry. This condition is known as blepharitis1. In chronic cases, you may experience severe dryness, infections2, styes3 and chalazion4. Maintaining good eyelid hygiene is one of the most important things you can do for
- [Lid Hygiene: The Cornerstone of Dry Eye and Ocular Surface Health](https://mydryeye.ca/lid-hygiene/) - As eye care professionals, we often focus on advanced diagnostics and treatments for dry eye disease. However, one of the most impactful interventions remains simple: lid hygiene. Educating patients about proper eyelid care is not just a preventative measure. It's a foundational component of managing chronic ocular surface conditions. Why Lid Hygiene Matters The eyelids
- [Nutritional Strategies in Dry Eye Management](https://mydryeye.ca/nutritional-strategies-in-dry-eye-management/) - Dry eye disease (DED) is a chronic multifactorial condition that affects millions globally. While clinical interventions—such as artificial tears, anti-inflammatory agents and in-office—procedures remain central to treatment, nutritional support is increasingly recognized as a valuable adjunct in managing ocular surface health. For eye care professionals, understanding the evidence behind dietary interventions can help guide patients
- [Advancing Dry Eye Diagnosis](https://mydryeye.ca/advancing-dry-eye-diagnosis/) - Dry eye disease (DED) continues to be one of the most prevalent and multifactorial conditions encountered in clinical practice. Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective management yet symptoms often overlap with ocular surface disorders. As eye care professionals, staying informed about both foundational and emerging diagnostic tools is key to delivering personalized and effective care.
- [Dry Eye Diagnosis](https://mydryeye.ca/dry-eye-diagnosis/) - If you have dry eyes, your eye doctor has several treatments to help relieve your symptoms. Before they can treat you, your doctor has to diagnose this condition first, but how do they do this? Many dry eye diagnostic technologies exist today. Continue reading to learn more about dry eye diagnosis and some emerging technologies. What is Dry

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- [Dr. Jeff Goodhew O.D.](https://mydryeye.ca/staff/dr-jeff-goodhew-o-d/) - Dr. Goodhew graduated from the University of Waterloo with his Optometry degree in 1993 and became therapeutically licensed in 2000. He is a partner in Abbey Eye Care, a full-scope Optometric practice located in Oakville Ontario. He enjoys being an active part of his profession, having served as the President of the Ontario Association of
- [Dr. Trevor Miranda O.D.](https://mydryeye.ca/staff/dr-trevor-miranda-o-d/) - Dr. Trevor Miranda earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo in 1995. Shortly after graduation, he relocated to Vancouver Island, where he has been proudly serving the Cowichan Valley with comprehensive eye care for nearly three decades. Dr. Miranda is the co-founder of myretina.ca, an initiative focused on increasing access and awareness
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