CAS Dry Eye Disease
Support for dry, gritty or uncomfortable eyes, with advice on easing symptoms and protecting eye comfort day to day.
- Helps you feel more comfortable during screens, reading and driving
- Clear self-care steps you can start straight away
- Advice tailored to your symptoms and triggers
- Guidance on which eye care products may suit you
Symptom and trigger review
A focused chat about how your eyes feel, when it happens, and what tends to set it off.
Clear next steps
You leave with a simple plan for daily eye comfort, including what to try first and how long to give it.
Safety and referral awareness
Guidance on signs that mean you should seek further assessment and how to access the right help.
The Process
What this service involves
You will talk through your eye symptoms, what makes them better or worse, and how they affect your day. You will be given practical self-care advice and guidance on suitable eye care options. You leave with a clear plan and know what changes to watch for over the next few days.
Private and unrushed
Time to explain your symptoms and ask questions in a calm, supportive setting.
Focused and practical
Concentrates on steps you can take straight away and how to judge whether they are helping.
Included
What we provide
These are the practical things you can expect to receive during your visit.
Dry eye symptom check
A structured review of dryness, grittiness, watering, redness and discomfort, including when symptoms are worst.
Self-care plan
Advice on warm compresses, lid hygiene, screen breaks and simple changes that can reduce irritation.
Product guidance
Help choosing suitable lubricating eye drops or gels and how to use them comfortably and consistently.
What to monitor
Clear guidance on what improvement should look like and when to seek further assessment if symptoms persist.
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Who it's for
Who this service is for
Suitable if your eyes feel dry, gritty or tired and you want guidance on easing symptoms safely.
Screen and office workers
If long days on computers leave your eyes feeling dry, tired, or sore by the afternoon.
Contact lens wearers
If lenses feel uncomfortable and you want help improving comfort and choosing suitable lubricants.
People with seasonal triggers
If wind, heating, air conditioning, or allergies seem to worsen eye irritation at certain times.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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