Dry Eye Treatment & Comfortable Vision in Red Bank, NJ

Do you experience gritty, burning, or tired eyes? At Crystal Eyecare in Red Bank, NJ, we diagnose and guide care for dry eye syndrome and ocular surface disease. Using advanced testing and personalized treatment plans, our team helps you restore comfort, clarity and eye health.

Schedule Your Dry Eye Evaluation or call 732-615-9300.

What Is Dry Eye?

Dry eye syndrome occurs when your eyes either don’t produce enough quality tears or when the tear film evaporates too quickly. This causes irritation, blurred vision, sensitivity to light and a constant need to blink or rub your eyes.

Why It Happens

Meibomian gland dysfunction (blocked oil glands) leading to poor tear quality.
Environmental factors like air conditioning, wind, dry indoor air.
Extended screen time, contact lens wear, medications or underlying health conditions.

What We Do at Crystal Eyecare

Our dry eye service includes:

In-depth diagnostic testing of your tear film quantity and quality, blink dynamics and oil gland function.
A customized treatment plan that may include in-office care, at-home therapies and lifestyle guidance.
Follow-up evaluations to monitor progress and adjust the plan as needed.

Treatment Options You’ll Explore

Depending on the nature and severity of your dry eye, options may include:

Artificial tears and lubricating eye drops for daily relief.
Lid hygiene, warm compresses and Meibomian gland therapies to improve oil flow and tear film stability.
Contact lens alternatives, punctal plugs or other advanced therapies for persistent or complex cases
Medications like Xiidra, Restasis, Meibo, or Tyrvaya may be considered

Why Choose Us

Experienced team: With decades of clinical practice in opticianry and optometry, we bring depth and precision to dry eye care.
Local convenience: Serving Red Bank, Middletown, Holmdel, Hazlet, Keyport, Keansburg, Leonardo, Union Beach and nearby Monmouth County communities.
Tailored care: Every dry eye case is different. We’ll determine your underlying cause and build a plan just for you.

Patient Tips for Managing Dry Eye

Take frequent breaks from screens (the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes look 20 feet away for 20 seconds).
Use a humidifier or avoid direct air, which can increase the evaporation of tears.