DryEyeShop Blog

Rebecca Petris

A wistful backward glance

I am, almost without qualification, terribly thrilled to have moved our entire business onto new software.It seems as though every day I find new reasons to be happy about the switch. The new software is so much better at almost everything. For internal purposes, it's self-documenting, and the interface is intuitive to learn, and it all Just Makes Sense — so my  staff can do everything they need to do more comfortably and efficiently. Externally, the public-facing pieces at dryeyeshop.com look so much better, and most things work better in so many ways. Most of all, there's just so much...

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Aidan Moore

Lobob backorder updates

Lobob ESC and Sof/Pro2 are finally both back in stock! We have experienced regularly occurring shortages of both these products in the past 18 months. I encourage all regular users of these two excellent products to stock up when it is available, because availability has been so unpredictable.  For those who are not familiar with these two products, they are both pretty much the best "rub" type cleaners you can use for scleral lenses that are NOT coated with Hydra PEG. If you have intact Hydra PEG coating, you cannot use any alcohol-containing cleaners - stick with Lobob CDS, Unique...

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Rebecca Petris

Help, I can't log in!

If you're an existing customer and your password doesn't seem to be working, it's probably because it's the first time you've tried to log in to our brand new shop. You will need to re-activate your account before you can log in.  Please go straight to the "Create account" page and follow the instructions. After you click on the activation link in the email it sends you, you will be able to log in. Also note: You don't have to log in to place an order! If you use the same email address as before, it will be added to your account...

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Rebecca Petris
Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce gala

Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce gala

I'm an intravert.I loathe, abhor, harbor an intense aversion to and go to great lengths to avoid Large Social Events. I'm capable of spending an hour seeking synonyms to express my feelings about Large Social Events.Nonetheless, last Saturday evening I found myself girding my social loins to attend a Large Social Event, to wit, the annual awards gala held by our local chamber of commerce. The Dry Eye Company had been nominated for an award. Non-attendance, in the circumstances, would have felt a little rude.Just to put this in context, a brief word about our town and local chamber:Poulsbo is...

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