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Manufacturer Directory · In-office treatment

Treatment Devices in-office technology a practice can own.

Unlike surgical consoles, many treatment devices fit inside an optometric practice and generate visits of their own. This directory points to the device pages already built for dry eye and eyelid care, and to the sections that cover lasers and aesthetics.

Quick answer

Start with the ocular surface.

Thermal, light-based and lid-hygiene devices for meibomian gland dysfunction and blepharitis are the most common treatment devices added by optometric practices. They also matter before surgery, because a treated surface gives more reliable biometry.

Key takeaways

  • Thermal pulsation and heat: LipiFlow, TearCare, MiBo Thermoflo.
  • Light-based: OptiLight IPL and low-level light therapy.
  • Lid margin: BlephEx and Rinsada.
  • Tear conservation: punctal plugs.
  • Each page lists the manufacturer and what is stocked at wholesale.

Device pages.

Each page is built from the manufacturer's own information.

Practice pearl

Plan the consumables before the device. Activators, tips and disposables are the recurring cost, and stocking them through one wholesale account keeps the schedule running.

References

  • Epitropoulos AT, et al. Tear osmolarity and keratometry repeatability. J Cataract Refract Surg. 2015;41(8):1672-1677. PubMed
  • Every source behind this guide is listed on the Vision Rescue sources page. All sources

About this guide

Written for licensed eye care practices by the Vision Rescue team from manufacturer, FDA, CMS and peer-reviewed sources. Questions: providers@visionrescue.com or 1-855-692-8024.

Important notes and disclosures

Information only; listings are not endorsements, and Vision Rescue is not a distributor of capital surgical equipment. Confirm U.S. availability, indications and specifications with each manufacturer. Vision Rescue is a licensed pharmaceutical wholesale distributor.

Add treatment where it fits your volume.

Choose devices for the patients you already see, then keep consumables on reorder.

All product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Review each manufacturer's instructions for use.