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Two playbooks, the clinical and product guides behind them and a page for every in-office device, written for eye care practices and their teams.
Short version
Where to begin.
Choose the playbook that fits the question you have today. Each one leads to the detailed guides underneath it.
Points to remember
- The Product Playbook covers what to stock and recommend, category by category.
- The Clinical Playbook covers testing, diagnosis and every in-office device.
Two playbooks.
Each one answers a different question and opens into the guides that support it.
What to stock and recommendProduct Playbook
Every OTC product sorted by job and patient type, top sellers first, plus the clinical guides, comparisons and protocols that support it.
Open the Product Playbook ›
Test, diagnose and treatClinical Playbook
The TFOS DEWS III diagnostic workup and a dedicated page for each in-office device and procedure.
Go to the Clinical Playbook ›What to stock and recommend
The Product Playbook.
What each class of product does, how to compare look-alike options and how to turn them into a protocol your staff can follow.
Test, diagnose and treat
The Clinical Playbook.
The diagnostic workup plus a focused page for each device and procedure you might add.
Help patients find you. Vision Rescue practices can be listed on the VisionRescue.com Doctor Locator, which points nearby patients to your office. Growing a dry eye service and being easy to find go hand in hand.
Open the Doctor Locator ›Questions doctors ask about the Learning Center
Who is the Learning Center written for?
Eye care professionals and their teams: optometrists, ophthalmologists, owners, office managers and technicians building or growing a dry eye service.
Where should I begin?
With the playbook that matches your question. The Product Playbook covers what to stock and recommend by category, and the Clinical Playbook covers testing, diagnosis and in-office treatment.
How do the playbooks differ?
The Product Playbook is about the products themselves, with clinical guides, comparisons and protocols. The Clinical Playbook is about the diagnostic workup and the devices and procedures used in the office.
Do I need an account to read the guides?
No. Anyone can read them. An approved wholesale account is only needed to see your pricing and place orders.
Do the guides replace my clinical judgment?
No. They are educational material reviewed by the Medical Advisory Panel, and current labeling is always the reference for device and drug details.
How do patients find my practice?
Vision Rescue practices can appear on the VisionRescue.com Doctor Locator, which sends nearby patients to your office.
Can my staff use these too?
Yes. The guides are written for the whole office, including the team members who run chairside workflow, dispensing and reorders.
How often is the content updated?
The Medical Advisory Panel reviews it periodically, and pages are updated as products, evidence and labeling change.
How do I open a wholesale account?
Apply for an account to unlock wholesale pricing and ordering across the catalog. Provider Relations can help you get set up.
Clinical review
Content is reviewed by the Medical Advisory Panel, a group of eye care professionals who focus on dry eye and ocular surface disease. Vision Rescue is a licensed pharmaceutical wholesale distributor.
Notes and disclosures
Educational material for eye care professionals that supports, and does not replace, your own clinical judgment. Statements about dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and those products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Check device and drug details against current FDA labeling and the manufacturer's instructions before use. Product and brand names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Pick a playbook.
Each one covers a different part of the work: choosing what to stock and recommend, or setting up testing and in-office treatment.