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How to Treat Chronic Dry Eye: Treatment Options and What Actually Works

How to Treat Chronic Dry Eye: Treatment Options and What Actually Works

Chronic dry eye can usually be managed with the right treatment plan. Learn about artificial tears, prescription medications, IPL, TearCare, punctal plugs, biologic therapies, and scleral lenses.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

September 24, 2026

Multifocal Contact Lenses: How They Work and Who They Help

Multifocal Contact Lenses: How They Work and Who They Help

Multifocal contact lenses provide near, intermediate, and distance vision in one lens. Learn how they work, available designs, and what to expect during fitting.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

September 15, 2026

TearCare vs LipiFlow: An Eye Doctor’s Perspective on What Makes Them Different

TearCare vs LipiFlow: An Eye Doctor’s Perspective on What Makes Them Different

TearCare and LipiFlow both use heat to treat dry eye from meibomian gland dysfunction. Compare how they work, comfort, results, and which one fits your eyes.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

August 20, 2026

Scleral Lenses vs. RGP Lenses: Which Is Right for Your Eyes?

Scleral Lenses vs. RGP Lenses: Which Is Right for Your Eyes?

Compare scleral lenses vs RGP lenses. Discover seven key differences from size and eye movement to fit precision and how they provide continuous dry eye relief.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

August 7, 2026

6 Reasons Your Contact Lenses Feel Uncomfortable (and How to Fix It)

6 Reasons Your Contact Lenses Feel Uncomfortable (and How to Fix It)

Learn about the different potential causes of contact lens discomfort and what can be done to address the issues.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

July 27, 2026

Expert Tips for Scleral Lens Care

Expert Tips for Scleral Lens Care

At Weston Contact Lens Institute, we specialize in custom scleral lens fittings and will determine whether they're the right option for your eyes, lifestyle, and vision goals.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

July 22, 2026

Scleral Lenses for Sjögren’s Syndrome

Scleral Lenses for Sjögren’s Syndrome

Struggling with severe Sjögren's dry eye? Scleral lenses offer lasting relief when eye drops fail. See how they work at Weston Contact Lens.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

July 15, 2026

How Modern Lens Mapping Helps Customize Lenses for Keratoconus

How Modern Lens Mapping Helps Customize Lenses for Keratoconus

Scleral lenses are among the most effective options for dry eye because their fluid reservoir keeps the eye moist throughout the day and prevents tear evaporation.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

June 23, 2026

What to Expect When Starting Myopia Control Treatment

What to Expect When Starting Myopia Control Treatment

If you think your child might have myopia or you’re interested in exploring different control treatments, contact us to schedule a consultation.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

June 21, 2026

Is There a Way for My Child to See Clearly All Day Without Glasses or Contacts?

Is There a Way for My Child to See Clearly All Day Without Glasses or Contacts?

If you want to find out if orthokeratology is a good option for your child, contact Weston Contact Lens Institute to schedule a consultation.

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Dr. Elise Kramer

June 10, 2026

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Why Prolonged Dry Eye Can Lead to Corneal Scarring (And How We Prevent It)
Why Prolonged Dry Eye Can Lead to Corneal Scarring (And How We Prevent It)
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
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