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Scleral Lenses: A Revolution in Dry Eye Management

Experience Lasting Relief from Dry Eyes

Experience Lasting Relief from Dry Eyes

Dry eye syndrome can be more than just a minor inconvenience. For many individuals, it's a daily struggle that affects their quality of life. If you've been living with the discomfort of dry, irritated eyes, it's time to explore a revolutionary solution — scleral lenses.

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The Impact of Dry Eye

Experiencing dry eye symptoms can greatly affect your daily life and overall health. These symptoms can disrupt your work, hobbies, and even your ability to carry out everyday tasks comfortably.

Common signs include persistent dryness, itching, redness, and blurred vision. If you experience increased sensitivity to light and a constant feeling of foreign objects in your eyes, you might suffer from dry eye syndrome.

Ignoring dry eye symptoms can lead to worsening discomfort and potential complications. Chronic dry eye can damage the eye's surface and increase the risk of eye infections. It's vital to seek professional guidance if you experience any of these symptoms.

Scleral Lenses vs. Traditional Dry Eye Treatments

The treatment landscape for dry eye syndrome (DES) has evolved significantly, going far beyond traditional methods like artificial tears and punctal plugs. While these conventional treatments provide temporary symptom relief, they do not address the underlying pathology or offer long-term solutions. The current standard in DES management involves a more holistic approach, emphasizing healing of the ocular surface and improved gland function.

This modern approach to DES includes prescription medications that enhance tear quality and quantity alongside mechanical lid treatments to stimulate meibomian gland function. These methods aim to alleviate symptoms and heal the ocular surface, providing long-term comfort and eye health.

Scleral lenses are a part of this advanced treatment spectrum. Unlike traditional methods, these lenses offer more than just symptomatic relief. Custom-designed to cover the entire corneal surface, they create a continuous tear reservoir, providing sustained hydration and protection. This approach addresses the immediate discomfort and the root causes of DES, making scleral lenses an effective option for comprehensive dry eye management.

These specialized contact lenses offer several advantages over traditional treatments:

  • Maximum Moisture

    Scleral lenses are larger and vault over the cornea, creating a saline reservoir that constantly bathes the eye, providing unparalleled comfort.

  • Stable and Secure

    Scleral lenses provide a secure and stable fit by being custom-fitted to your unique eye shape, avoiding irritation caused by movement.

  • Reduced Friction

    Dry eyes are more susceptible to irritation from the mechanical friction of blinking. Scleral lenses reduce this friction, giving you clear vision without distractions.

  • Long-Lasting Relief

    Whether working long hours or enjoying outdoor activities, these lenses provide extended wear and lasting relief from dry eye symptoms.

Meet our Eye Doctors

Reed Jarvis
Reed Jarvis O.D.
Language: English
  • Accepting New Patients
  • Family Friendly

Dr. Reed Jarvis, our head optometrist and a local household name, graduated Summa cum Laude at Samford University before moving on to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he graduated with honors and his Doctor of Optometry. He…

Mary Jo Moore
Mary Jo Moore O.D.
Language: English

Dr. Moore was called to optometry after watching the careers of her father, who was an optician with more than 50 years in the industry, and her mother who was a math and science teacher. She attributes her love of science and work ethic…

Jesse Williams
Jesse Williams O.D.
Language: English

Dr. Jesse Williams is an associate optometrist who completed a Biology degree with honors from Murray State University before earning his Doctor of Optometry at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry. Whether…

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B K. - Jun 20, 2026
Dr. Moore is the kindest and most sweetest doctor I've ever met! She answered all my questions and ... concerns about the cataract surgery that I just had and calmed my nerves!!!! Thank you Dr. Moore!!!!!!! Your staff is amazing too!!!!! You all have been very nice to me!!! Thank you, THANK YOU!
Lea C. - Jun 18, 2026
Fast, professional yet very personable doctor and staff. I have never had a complaint with Jarvis Vi... sion or Dr Williams.

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Get Your Scleral Lenses from Jarvis Vision Center

At Jarvis Vision Center, we understand the impact of dry eye symptoms on your daily life. Our experienced eye care doctors are committed to improving your eye health and comfort.

Contact us to schedule an appointment and explore how scleral lenses can transform your life by providing unparalleled relief from dry eye syndrome. Together, we can enhance your quality of life and well-being.