
|Articles|March 15, 2004
Studies link tear film osmolarity, ocular surface disease
New information regarding the adverse effects of tear film hyperosmolarity on the ocular surface lends further support to the efficacy of a hypotonic artificial tear product (TheraTears, Advanced Vision Research) in the management of dry eye.
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