Patient Forms

1. Put your contact information on your eyeglass case so it can be returned to you. 
2. Bring an extra pair of contact lenses or glasses in case you lose, tear or break your own. It is often difficult to find an optometrist quickly while away from home.
3. Wear glasses, instead of contact lenses while in flight. The air in the cabin space can make your eyes feel dry and scratchy.
4. Bring wetting drops for moisturizing your eyes while on the plane (especially on long flights). The drops will also be useful if you are in a dusty environment, such as mountain biking on dirt roads.

THINK YOU MAY BE EXPERIENCING DRY EYE? 

Try answering the following questions and see if you are you experiencing Dry Eyes! 

1. 1) Have you been using artificial tears for a long time? 
2.  2) Have you tried many types of artificial tears
3.  Are you using artificial tears often? 
4.  Do you feel like your use of artificial tears has increased over time? 
5. Are your dry eyes affecting your daily activities?