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Central Serous Retinopathy (CSR) is an eye condition that can significantly affect your daily life.

If you've just watched your expensive, custom-fitted scleral lens disappear down the sink.

If you have keratoconus, you probably already know that your cornea is weaker and thinner than it should be.

In today's fast-paced digital world, it's nearly impossible to escape screen time. Whether it's work-related computer use, browsing social media on your phone, or streaming your favorite shows, screens have become an integral part of everyday life. While technology has made many tasks more convenient, it has also led to an increase in eye-related complaints - especially dry eye symptoms.

You've tried everything--eye drops, warm compresses, fancy Omega-3 supplements, but your dry eyes won't quit.

You're doing all the right things--eye drops, warm compresses, diet changes.

Your eyes are dry, scratchy, and downright miserable.

Ladies, did you know that women are WAY more likely to suffer from dry eye than men?

Wearing contact lenses with dry eyes can be like trying to slide a piece of sandpaper onto your eyeballs.

The big question is--is it dry eyes or allergies? Or both?