Prescription Eye Drops

At Blackstone Eye Center, we provide advanced treatment options to address a variety of eye conditions, from dry eye disease to eyelid health. Below are some of the prescription drops we may recommend as part of your customized treatment plan.

Xdemvy™

For: Demodex Blepharitis (eyelid mites)
Xdemvy is the first and only FDA-approved prescription drop specifically designed to treat Demodex blepharitis, a common cause of eyelid irritation, redness, and crusting. By targeting the root cause—tiny mites that live in eyelash follicles—Xdemvy helps restore eyelid health, reduce inflammation, and improve comfort.

Benefits:

• Clears crusting and irritation caused by Demodex

• Improves eyelid hygiene and comfort

• FDA-approved and clinically proven

Miebo™

For: Evaporative Dry Eye
Miebo is a new prescription eye drop designed to address evaporative dry eye disease. It works by reducing tear evaporation and protecting the eye’s surface, which is often disrupted by meibomian gland dysfunction.

Benefits:

• Protects and stabilizes the tear film

• Reduces dryness, burning, and irritation

• Targets the underlying cause of evaporative dry eye

​​​​​​​Restasis®

For: Chronic Dry Eye from Inflammation
Restasis has been widely used to treat chronic dry eye caused by ocular surface inflammation. It works by increasing your eye’s natural tear production over time, improving long-term comfort and protection.

Benefits:

• Increases tear production

• Reduces inflammation in the eyes

• Provides lasting relief with continued use

Xiidra®

For: Inflammatory Dry Eye Disease
Xiidra is another FDA-approved drop that targets the inflammatory component of dry eye disease. Many patients experience improvement in both symptoms and signs of dry eye, including burning, irritation, and blurred vision.

Benefits:

• Rapid relief of eye dryness symptoms

• Targets inflammation that contributes to dry eye

• Can improve both comfort and vision quality
  
  

✨ Your Treatment, Personalized

Every patient is different. At your dry eye or eye health consultation, we will determine which of these treatments—alone or in combination—are best suited to your specific condition and lifestyle.