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New Medications for Dry Eye and Presbyopia

Topical miotics are approved for use in all adults with presbyopia, including post-LASIK patients and pseudophakes, and acoltremon is a treatment option for multiple dry eye subtypes, either as primary therapy or adjunctive treatment.

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  • Sarah Fackler, managing editor, Optometric Management

  • January 1, 2026

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New Medications for Dry Eye and Presbyopia

  • by Sarah Fackler, managing editor, Optometric Management

  • January 1, 2026

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