Dry Eye & Ocular Surface Clinical Trials

Supporting the Development of New Ocular Surface Therapies

Ophthalmic Clincial Trials support clinical research focused on dry eye disease and ocular surface disorders, providing access to patient populations and diagnostic assessments.

We work with sponsors, CROs and medical device manufacturers evaluating emerging treatments, technologies and therapeutic approaches for some of the most common and challenging ocular surface conditions.

Research Areas

Our team has comprehensive experience across a broad range of anterior eye and ocular surface indications, including:

  • Dry Eye Disease (DED)
  • Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
  • Blepharitis
  • Ocular surface inflammation
  • Tear film instability
  • Corneal disease
  • Contact lens-related dry eye
  • Evaporative dry eye
  • Aqueous deficient dry eye
  • Keratoconus
  • Corneal disease

Ocular Surface Assessments

Accurate and reproducible endpoint assessments are essential in dry eye and ocular surface clinical research.

Our team performs a comprehensive range of clinical evaluations, including:

  • Tear film analysis
  • Tear break-up time (TBUT)
  • Meibography
  • Corneal staining
  • Conjunctival staining
  • Ocular surface imaging
  • Meibomian gland assessment
  • Lid margin evaluation
  • Dry eye symptom questionnaires
  • Standardized grading scales

These assessments support both efficacy and safety endpoints across pharmaceutical, device and combination product studies.

Supporting Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Research

We support a wide range of dry eye and ocular surface research programs, including:

Pharmaceutical Studies

  • Dry eye treatment devices
  • Ocular surface technologies
  • Tear film assessment technologies
  • Diagnostic devices
  • Contact lens-related technologies

Medical Device Studies

  • Dry eye treatment devices
  • Ocular surface technologies
  • Tear film assessment technologies
  • Diagnostic devices
  • Contact lens-related technologies

Contact Lens and Ocular Surface Research

  • Contact lens discomfort studies
  • Lens-related dry eye
  • Ocular surface compatibility assessments
  • Wearability and comfort evaluations

Partner With Our Ocular Surface Research Team

If you are planning a dry eye disease study, meibomian gland dysfunction trial, ocular surface research project or anterior eye clinical trial, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss your study requirements.

contact our clinical research team to discuss study feasibility, assessment capabilities and site partnership opportunities