Sight Sciences, Inc.

This study tested whether giving a second TearCare treatment to people with dry eye syndrome could extend the benefits they got from their first treatment. It followed 12 adults for an extra 6 months to check if the second treatment was safe and continued to help with dry eye sym…

This study tested a medical device called the TearCare System to see if it is safe and effective at relieving the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. It was compared directly to another approved treatment called LipiFlow. The trial involved 235 adults with dry eye caused by bl…

This study tested a single, 15-minute in-office treatment called the TearCare System to see if it could safely improve dry eye symptoms. Twenty-nine adults with moderate to severe dry eye received the treatment and were followed for one month. The goal was to see if the procedure…

This study tested whether the TearCare system, a device that applies controlled heat to the eyelids, works as well as or better than Restasis eye drops for treating dry eye disease. It involved 345 adults with moderate to severe dry eye symptoms. Researchers compared how much eac…

This small, completed pilot study compared a single 12-minute in-office eyelid treatment (TearCare) to 4 weeks of daily 5-minute warm compress therapy for adults with dry eye disease. The goal was to see if the brief TearCare procedure was a safe and effective alternative to the …