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Effect of an Oral Supplement Containing Omega-3 and Omega-6 on Dry Eye Symptoms
This study will investigate the effectiveness of two oral supplements on the ocular signs and symptoms in symptomatic dry eye patients. Eligible participants will be given one of two oral supplements to take once a day for up to three months.
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